Hognose Morphs

[Hardwikk]

Tricolor hognoses snakes are acutally a different species of hognose snakes.

There are red, green, and albino morphs that I know of for western hognoses.

This guy has some pictures of the different morphs.

http://www.cfsnakes.com/portal/album...e6477e82b8f254

Tri-Colors are from Mexico, right? Do they grow as big as Westerns?

[Schlyne]

Tri-Colors are from Mexico, right? Do they grow as big as Westerns?

Tricolors are from South America. I think they may be larger than westerns, but I don't recall. I'd have to do some research on the net.

[Hardwikk]

Tricolors are from South America. I think they may be larger than westerns, but I don't recall. I'd have to do some research on the net.

Really? Alright, they're from S. America. If they're all the way from there do you think they would be harder to get/tame than a Western (most probably but I just wanted to ask)? I planned on getting a Western anyway but I just wanted to know more about them.

[Schlyne]

There are people breeding tricolors in the US, so there might not be as many tricolor breeders to choose from, but they are available.

[Larry Suttles]

hogs rule I like the different albinos along with the axanthics. BHB has some killer snows and caramels. big bucks for those bad boys. i don't think the caramels will be available till next year

[MPenn]

There are two species of tri-colors available in the US. They are from South America and they do grow smaller than westerns.
I thought of working with them but decided to sell my male off last year.

[littleindiangirl]

Alex Hues has some tricolors on his site.
And BHB has a snow hog that I would just love to get

[Colin Vestrand]

i'd definitely hit up alex hue... his animals are top notch from what i've seen (in person).

[littleindiangirl]

And from what little I've seen, they are priced very well.