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have you ever herd of these?

I don't know. Part of the hognose appeal (to me anyway) is that they look like rattlesnakes. If I want a red, black and white striped snake, I'll get a king. :shrugs:
Hoggies are such posers. :rolleyes:
 
We have 3 western hogs and they're awesome. Our male has started to continually "talk" to us when we get him out. As for the breeder, he does corns as well. My dad got his lavender, Bob, from him at the Havre de Grace show last April. Bob is currently eating and growing like a pig.

~Katie
 
I saw those when I was researching my hoggies. The scales aren't keeled like normal hoggies. I think they have to be a hybrid.
 
I remember back in the '90s we imported some when I was still at Glades Herp. I think it was from someplace in S. America - hard to remember, since I wasn't really into them and they didn't do very well for us. The genus name "Lystrophis" (sp??) is coming into my mind as I see the photo, but I can't remember if that is a correct memory or not. You can probably Google it with some spelling variations to see if you can get more info, if you are interested enough to do that. Back when we imported them, I doubt that anyone was breeding them. But c.b. babies hopefully will do much better than the wild imports did.

Can't really tell you much about them as I just can't remember anymore than that.
 
OK "Crazy" - looks like you posted as I was writing, lol. And you saved them the work of googling! Guess the old memory wasn't too far off!
 
I like the Madagascar giant hognoses, too. 6' long. The blonde morph is cool. But I think that's too big for me when you're talking rear fanged. LOL
 
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