The Eastern Hognose Snake, one of Nature's great actors

The Eastern Hognose Snake is mostly harmless. Though it has large fangs and is mildly venomous, it mainly eats toads and is immune to the toxins secreted by their skin. It's large fangs can puncture toads if they try swell up with air ... Continue reading

Should I sell my Lovly Hognose to Somone to get another snake?

I have a Lovely WC suspected New Color Mutation Eastern Hognose, and my mother told me I should sell him so I can get a Finish getting the amount I need for a Super Dwarf Reticulated Python. I dont want to part with him but I dont know ... Continue reading

SNAKES ON A BRAIN: THE EASTERN HOG-NOSED SNAKE

This large bodied serpent reaches lengths of 24-36 inches and can commonly be found in the sandy soils of open canopy woodlands of the eastern half of Texas. Within the Edwards Plateau, the hognose is considered less common but can be ... Continue reading

The Hognose Heaven Zone

Years before this journey began, former Reptiles Alive Wildlife Educator and Keeper Jeff Stryker discovered a population of hognose snakes and eastern milk snakes (two awesome snake species that are not very common in the suburbs) ... Continue reading

The Smelly Truth About Skunks | Scienceray

The Western Hog Nose Skunk is also known as the American Hog Nose Skunk and is found in Central and North America, and is similar in appearance to the Eastern Hog Nose Skunk. The Hooded Skunk is found in the Central and North ... Skunks are omnivores, eating both plant and other animals (often eggs and insects). As far as plant matter they enjoy berries, roots, and grasses. Additionally they have been known to come up on peoples decks to eat their pets food and garbage. ... Continue reading

A Little Class On The Prairie

We start with a discussion of common prairie snakes such as the hognose snake, the bull snake and the prairie rattlesnake. The docent presenting this section displays either a hognose snake or a bullsnake. ... Continue reading

Fairfax Vienna Alexandria Reston Falls Church Wildlife Trappers

There are three common native venomous snakes; the Timber Rattlesnake, Eastern Cottonmouth and the Northern Copperhead. The Commonwealth of Virginia also has 31 other native non-venomous including the Corn Snake, Black Racer, ... Continue reading

Eastern Hognose Snake

The eastern hognose snake is renowned for its 'death feigning' behavior. Many people of the South refer to this snake as the "Spreading Adder" because the Hognose Snake's unique defense behavior when threatened by a predator. ... Continue reading

Should I feed my hog-nose live or frozen food?

(I organisation to alter around the fasting from instance to time) I definite this because Eastern Hog-nose snakes are hornlike to ready on a important mice fasting so since I springy in Florida I amount a amphibian/lizard/insect ... Continue reading

How to Introduce Pinkies to Hognose Snakes: How to Care for ...

snake102 said. Flag This Comment This comment has been flagged. on 8/2/2008 hey i have a eastern hognose and he hasnt ate for a moth but how long can they go without food ps i have fed it since then and he is ok ... Continue reading