Baby Snow Anaconda Western Hognose

Description

Snow Anaconda Western Hognose for sale (Heterodon nasicus) is a genetic morph that has a white or pale gray body with darker gray or black spots, bands, or saddles. This morph is the result of the interaction of two recessive genetic traits: the Snow trait and the Anaconda trait.

An albino snake with the Snow trait will have white or light gray scales, pink or red eyes, and no melanin pigmentation. The Snow trait affects both the black and red pigments. The Anaconda characteristic alters the snake’s scale pattern, giving it a deformed or disorganized appearance.

The Western Hognose Snake is a tiny, non-venomous snake found in North America. They are distinguished by their upturned snouts and their proclivity to act dead when frightened. They eat mostly tiny rodents and amphibians. Anaconda Snow Western Hognose Snakes require a good environment that includes adequate heat, humidity, and hiding areas. They also require a diversified diet of rodents of varying sizes.

Before adopting a Snow Anaconda Western Hognose Snake into your home, as with any genetic morph, it’s crucial to do your study on the specialized care needs of this species to make sure you can provide the right care. Although Snow Anaconda Western Hognose Snakes can cost more than other morphs, they are an eye-catching and distinctive option for snake fans.

WE HAVE BABY SNOW ANACONDA WESTERN HOGNOSE SNAKES FOR SALE. BELOW ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Heterodon nasicus
• Captive Bred
• Approximately 7 – 9 Inches In Length From Head To Tail
• Adults Can Grow Up To 14 – 24 Inches From Head To Tail
• Feeding On Pinky Mice Weekly

INTERESTING FACTS!

• These Are Small Loveable Snakes With Friendly Curious Personalities That Are Perfect For Longtime Collectors Or First Time Owners
• Anaconda Is A Morph With A Blotched Pattern And Albino Is A Color Morph That Results In A Yellow Or Orange Snake
• Originating From Canada Through The Central United States Even Into Northern Mexico
• Gorgeous Snakes Coming From Mid West Regions Of United States Living In Hot Arid Areas Of The Plains To Some Forested Areas
• With Proper Care And Handling These Snakes Can Live Up To 18 Years In Captivity