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    Re: My Colubrid Collection

    Very nice! I like the Tri-colored Hog, since not many people seem to own them.
    I'm not afraid of snakes, because I got Balls!

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    Re: My Colubrid Collection

    Quote Originally Posted by Jason Bowden View Post
    Nice! First I've seen of the tricolor hog and jungle corn.
    How is the hog produced or is it a different variety than the western and eastern hogs?
    Quote Originally Posted by TheMolenater2 View Post
    Very nice! I like the Tri-colored Hog, since not many people seem to own them.
    The Tri-Colors are a completely seperate genus of snake snake from South America. Charlie's species is Lystrophis Pulcher. They are distantly related to our North American Hognoses but share several things in common including there small size, rear fangs, love for toads, friendly nature, and of course that little hognose. Charlie is more of a Bi-Colored type pattern but they do get alot brighter than this and have a very milk snake look to them. I hope to get a female soon for him. from what I've read they are pretty productive snake that don't need to be cooled down and can have as many as 6 clutches a year.

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    Re: My Colubrid Collection

    Nice snakes Brewster! The Tricolor Hogs are from South America. Beautiful snakes, they are on my want list.

    http://www.hognose.com/pages/care/tri.htm

    http://www.alexhuereptiles.com/Colle...orhognose.html

    http://www.glensreptiles.com/tricolorcaresheet.htm
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