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Heterodon nasicus (Western Hognose) - Wyatt
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Heterodon nasicus (Western Hognose) - Wyatt
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Enn49

Heterodon nasicus (Western Hognose) - Wyatt

This little guy is unstoppable, always on the move and always hungry to the point where he gave me a first bite today thinking my finger was food.
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Wish we could keep these where I live :(
 
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We can't keep any native species. In Alberta we can get Madagascar hognose but they are much larger and don't have the charm of the little western hognose.
 
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Brachyfan said:
We can't keep any native species. In Alberta we can get Madagascar hognose but they are much larger and don't have the charm of the little western hognose.
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That's sad. I really love their funny little behaviours, especially the hilarious way they play dead, tongue hanging out n all haha
 
Enn49
Brachyfan said:
We can't keep any native species. In Alberta we can get Madagascar hognose but they are much larger and don't have the charm of the little western hognose.
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Now I've learnt something new, after all my years of breeding them I had never realised they were native to Canada as well as the US.
 

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