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Honduran morphs
- Thread starter DaemoNox
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Roy Munson
New member
Those are amazing. I've always been a big fan of the tangerine hypos, but I hadn't seen enough anerys to form an opinion. Based on your photos, I'd have to say that my opinion is: I need one! :cheers:
carol
Down with the sickness
They are beautiful! I haven't seen a Hondo morph I didn't like. I had a Ghost project going myself, but I got overwhelmed with too many projects and decided to focus on corns. I'm sure you don't see them as much because if #1. The price tag. #2. When they bite they don't let go. :eek1: #3. Worst musk and poo flingers I ever met.
When handling the female, it was routine to hold her with one hand on her neck close to her head, and one hand right above the vent to provent her from biting and flinging musk/poo. We would hold her like that above her container until she was "empty" then could proceed to hold her.
On the other hand, they are some of the most beautiful snakes out there IMO.
When handling the female, it was routine to hold her with one hand on her neck close to her head, and one hand right above the vent to provent her from biting and flinging musk/poo. We would hold her like that above her container until she was "empty" then could proceed to hold her.
On the other hand, they are some of the most beautiful snakes out there IMO.
desertanimal
2003 UB313
Ooooo. Thanks for posting pics. I'm a total sucker for hypo hondurans. That one is just beautiful!
Jessicat
All Pied Everything
WOW, that Anery is so beautiful!
My little guy (a Vanishing Hypo) doesn't really musk badly or fling poo, but I usually don't handle him long enough to really experience any poo flingage. I'm trying to work my way up, handling him for small amounts of time more often. He's kinda scary though!
His beauty makes up for it, I just hope I'm able to feel a bit more comfortable around him, especially when he gets bigger. Do Hondurans calm down a bit when they mature or get even more aggressive?
My little guy (a Vanishing Hypo) doesn't really musk badly or fling poo, but I usually don't handle him long enough to really experience any poo flingage. I'm trying to work my way up, handling him for small amounts of time more often. He's kinda scary though!
His beauty makes up for it, I just hope I'm able to feel a bit more comfortable around him, especially when he gets bigger. Do Hondurans calm down a bit when they mature or get even more aggressive?
corncrest64
New member
I love anery hondurans as well. I have two tangerine hondurans which are very nice, and I would love to get some anerys sometime or another. Beautiful snakes!