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    Re: ?? on my new meican pine snake and bullsnake

    im sorry in my OT, I made it sound like i bought from that breeder. sorry
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    Yeah....gotta really work on that realism when shooting a movie with a woman who has snakes for hair and can turn you to stone with a look....what were they thinking???

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    Re: ?? on my new meican pine snake and bullsnake

    Hognose are rear-fanged. But none of the pit. species. The open mouth thing is pretty much normal, but they don't have to do it to his. Not very wide, anyways. Usually they just open it a little bit, kinda side-ways looking.

    I catch them alot around here (The bullsnake). From my experience, it's mostly just a big display. Maybe a bite or two initially, and some musking. Usually start calming down a bit after the initial display. If you take them out and are handling them, anyways. They like to hiss for a good 5 min. after you leave them alone. Gotta love em.
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    Re: ?? on my new meican pine snake and bullsnake

    Quote Originally Posted by PyroPython View Post
    Hognose are rear-fanged. But none of the pit. species. The open mouth thing is pretty much normal, but they don't have to do it to his. Not very wide, anyways. Usually they just open it a little bit, kinda side-ways looking.

    I catch them alot around here (The bullsnake). From my experience, it's mostly just a big display. Maybe a bite or two initially, and some musking. Usually start calming down a bit after the initial display. If you take them out and are handling them, anyways. They like to hiss for a good 5 min. after you leave them alone. Gotta love em.
    No one asked about hognoses. we all know their rear fanged and semi venomous. They are also not in same group as colubrids.

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    Re: ?? on my new meican pine snake and bullsnake

    I know this. It was just a statement. I do know how to read, after all.

    Your whole reply is completely un-neccessary.
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    Re: ?? on my new meican pine snake and bullsnake

    Quote Originally Posted by flameethrower View Post
    No one asked about hognoses. we all know their rear fanged and semi venomous. They are also not in same group as colubrids.


    A hognose is a colubrid........

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    Re: ?? on my new meican pine snake and bullsnake

    Quote Originally Posted by Skiploder View Post


    A hognose is a colubrid........
    They are different class of cloubrid. Wasnt meaning to say they arent completely because they are rear fanged with venom as to colubrids we all know are not. There for are a TYPE of cloubrid

    I call them semi venmous due to thier not potent enough to kill . I have been bitten by one western Hog and didnt get a single reaction.
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    Re: ?? on my new meican pine snake and bullsnake

    Quote Originally Posted by flameethrower View Post
    They are different class of cloubrid. Wasnt meaning to say they arent completely because they are rear fanged with venom as to colubrids we all know are not. There for are a TYPE of cloubrid
    Come again?

    Yes they are in a different subfamily and genus of colubrid.

    I can't make heads or tails of the rest of your post - can you re-phrase it?

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    Re: ?? on my new meican pine snake and bullsnake

    Quote Originally Posted by Skiploder View Post
    Come again?

    Yes they are in a different subfamily and genus of colubrid.

    I can't make heads or tails of the rest of your post - can you re-phrase it?
    Thats the jest of what i was saying. They are a subfamily of colubrids but i dont consider them colubrids due to the venom. Out of the hundreds of colubrids i have had not one was venomous or rear fanged, which is why i dont classify hoggs as colubrids even though scientifically they are.

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