Sable anaconda pos het sunburst hognose

SEX: Male 

Genes and Traits: Sable Anaconda 50% HET Albino.

Eating Frozen/Thawed large pinkies every time offered.

This boy has superior structure both parents were produced by JMG Reptile.

This boy weighs in at 24g and is growing rapidly.

if you want a snake that's a good eater even in shed, And handles well then this is the snake for you.

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Here are some key characteristics and information about Western Hognose Snakes:

1. Physical Appearance:

   • Size: They are relatively small snakes, typically ranging from 14 to 24 inches in length, although some individuals can grow up to 36 inches.
   • Coloration: They exhibit a wide range of colors and patterns. Common colors include gray, brown, and green, often with blotches or speckles. They may also have a dorsal stripe down their back.

2. Range and Habitat:

   • Range: Western Hognose Snakes are found in a variety of habitats throughout North America. They can be found in parts of the United States, primarily in the central and western regions, including states like Texas, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Nebraska.
   • Habitat: They are adaptable and can be found in various environments such as grasslands, deserts, scrublands, and open woodlands.

3. Diet:

   • Their primary diet consists of amphibians, especially toads. They have specialized rear fangs for puncturing the skin of toads to allow the injection of a mild venom. This venom is not dangerous to humans.

4. Behavior:

   • Defensive Strategies: When threatened, Western Hognose Snakes may go through a series of defensive behaviors. They may flatten their bodies, hiss loudly, and even strike with their mouth closed. If these tactics fail to deter a perceived threat, they may roll over and play dead, which is a behavior known as "playing possum."

5. Reproduction:

   • Western Hognose Snakes are oviparous, meaning they lay eggs. Mating usually occurs in the spring, and females lay clutches of 6 to 25 eggs in sandy soil or under cover objects. The eggs hatch after about 45 to 60 days.

6. Conservation Status:

   • As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, Western Hognose Snakes are not considered globally threatened or endangered. However, like many reptile species, they face threats such as habitat loss due to urbanization and agriculture.

7. Legal Protection:

   • It's important to note that while these snakes are not typically considered dangerous to humans, they may be protected by law in some regions, and it is generally not recommended to keep them as pets without proper knowledge and permits.

Remember, if you encounter a wild snake, it's best to observe from a safe distance and not attempt to handle it unless you have expertise in snake handling. Additionally, it's always a good idea to be aware of local wildlife laws and regulations.