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Re: Pic of striped Western Hognose

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Posted by rayesreptiles on February 23, 2003 at 01:41:04:

In Reply to: Re: Pic of striped Western Hognose posted by tspuckler on January 23, 2003 at 17:53:30:

CF Snakes has one similar to that pictured in a pic in the photo galleries (look under the name CF Snakes), maybe you guys should get your snakes together and see what happens! He's also got pics of the hypo greens... I love those guys and should be getting some later this year.

:Thanks, I'm not sure that incubation temperatures have ever been proven to cause abberancies in colubrids – although they might. All the other hogs in the clutch were normal. So I guess time will tell if it's a genetic trait.

:Tim

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::Tim,
::awesoms snake! You've probably been asked this, but was there anything going on with the incubation temps? Sometimes high or fluctuating temps will make a stunning animal like that.

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