Andrea82
Arachnoemperor
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She's the A.geniculata of snakesYep. All be it in an "EVERYTHING IS FOOOOOOOD" sort of adorable.
She's the A.geniculata of snakesYep. All be it in an "EVERYTHING IS FOOOOOOOD" sort of adorable.
She is absolutely stunning!
Aye aye meat pie.She is absolutely stunning!
They're cracking snakes. Easy to care for but to be honest set up right, and they should be you rarely see them. Sort of like the tarantula version of a pet hole. A few inches of substrate, a damp hide and a water dish. Although not sure if the other species of hogs need a damp hide.@basin79 are they a good species? As in easy to care for like ball pythons? I know some snakes have harder time taking F/T feeders.
My son has been wanting a hognose for a while now.
They are an amazing looking snake. Yes I knew about the rear fangs, I have always heard that they have to chew on you to get venom in you. Is this true? Or can a simple bite be enough for injection?They're cracking snakes. Easy to care for but to be honest set up right, and they should be you rarely see them. Sort of like the tarantula version of a pet hole. A few inches of substrate, a damp hide and a water dish. Although not sure if the other species of hogs need a damp hide.
Also remember that hogs are rear fanged venomous. Granted their venom isn't potent but plenty have had adverse reactions to their venom.
I'd guess, and it is a GUESS a bite would be enough to get some in as they're applying pressure when they're biting. If left they're start chewing and more will be fired in. But like I typed that's a guess on my part.They are an amazing looking snake. Yes I knew about the rear fangs, I have always heard that they have to chew on you to get venom in you. Is this true? Or can a simple bite be enough for injection?