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Snake Mite
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 20/02/2011 : 15:04:26
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Hello i have a corn snake all readyand would like a loverly hog noes snake but i was womdering if people could tell me anything really important to know and post pics of their vivs and fauns so i can get a basic idea as i want to keep this hog in an exo terra faun it will only be a small hoggie mind you ?
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Kehhlyr
Hognose Admin
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Posted - 20/02/2011 : 17:10:11
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The only real thing to know is that sometimes hoggies just decide to stop eating for a while, just to be annoying.
I don't actually have any pics of my fauns at all, but I have about an inch deep of aubiose, water bowl, small plastic plant and a couple loo roll tubes as hides that don't get used.
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LouiseB
Yearling Hoggie
United Kingdom
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Posted - 21/02/2011 : 15:30:00
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| They're quite easy to care for if you already have experience with your corn snake - hoggies just need to be kept 1 or 2 F warmer, and as Kehhlyr says, they can be awkward feeders. Apart from that, they just need plenty of places to hide and a nice deep substrate, as they love to dig. |
1.0.0. Western hognose (Baldrick)
0.1.0. Amel bloodred corn snake (Cornflake)
R.I.P. Bob (Western hognose) |
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RedHog
Egg
United Kingdom
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Posted - 27/02/2011 : 18:28:49
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Hogs are kept more or less the same as corns, just a lil bit warmer and as above, slightly deeper substrate, as for feeding females tend to be better and never refuse a feed but males can be a bit fussy but it's nothing to worry about, as long as you offer food they will take it when they ate ready!
In my opinion hogs are a much more rewarding snake to keep |
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Maybe hoggie ? Please help
