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For some reason, I think a hognose snake would be an interesting pet. I'm sure that morphs exist, but if actually prefer the wild type coloration but captive bred.
Cost availability and so on are things I've had a hard time finding out. I've encountered some info on the morphs, but they are hundreds of dollars.
Previously as a youngster, I had a black rat snake. It was simple the care for, no extra heat, full water dish feed and clean every 2 weeks.
I caught that one at a local creek after digging him out by hand at the tender age of 10. Sadly enough, it died shorty after I was 20.
A hognose should be a little smaller and more interesting.
If I went forward with it, the timeline would be about 6 months to a year for financial reasons.
Also, I'd have to think about whether or not to get more tarantulas.
Cost availability and so on are things I've had a hard time finding out. I've encountered some info on the morphs, but they are hundreds of dollars.
Previously as a youngster, I had a black rat snake. It was simple the care for, no extra heat, full water dish feed and clean every 2 weeks.
I caught that one at a local creek after digging him out by hand at the tender age of 10. Sadly enough, it died shorty after I was 20.
A hognose should be a little smaller and more interesting.
If I went forward with it, the timeline would be about 6 months to a year for financial reasons.
Also, I'd have to think about whether or not to get more tarantulas.