I agree that aspen is a great substrate for hognose. I don't like aspen at all, all my other snakes get coco coir, but for burrowers like hognose aspen is my favorite.
I'd also follow Deborah's advice on starting with a small enclosure. Deb knows her stuff and won't steer you wrong.
Here's a photo dump of my boy Cosmo....
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i cant wait for my boy to get as big as cosmo. hold is he?
Well brought home a ~3 month old female normal get albino. She was the biggest of the 7 that breeder had and 1 of only 11 total between both shows. She shed on the way home in one complete piece so that was nice. Weighs in at 8 grams. I was told she’s been on unscented f/t pinkies since hatching. Have her settling into a 2.7q tub about half filled with aspen chips. She has given me her most impressive cobra rattlesnake impression but no playing dead. Currently burrowing throughout the cage. Sorry for not attaching a picture but I’ll start a progression thread after her first meal.
Well brought home a ~3 month old female normal get albino. She was the biggest of the 7 that breeder had and 1 of only 11 total between both shows. She shed on the way home in one complete piece so that was nice. Weighs in at 8 grams. I was told she’s been on unscented f/t pinkies since hatching. Have her settling into a 2.7q tub about half filled with aspen chips. She has given me her most impressive cobra rattlesnake impression but no playing dead. Currently burrowing throughout the cage. Sorry for not attaching a picture but I’ll start a progression thread after her first meal.