My Top 5 Rarest Hognose Morphs 

Thanks

Right?! Just showed up in my recs in RU-vid and I'm subscribed.

Thanks for the comments. I'm currently working on more up to date morph videos

The swiss and sable have been proven to be two completely different recessive genes! A swiss and sable were paired and produced all normals.

@@amybarratt4227 this post is a year old! Swiss does the same thing as sable. The combos thus far has been the same looking animals.

@@tbmreptiles7384 I know it's a year old! They are not the same looking animals in the slightest. There are major differences. The swiss/toffee and swiss/albino combos look way more saturated and bright than mai tais and sunbursts. There are a bunch of hypo and albino genes but all have very different looks. It's the same with sable and swiss, and i'd even go to say they look way different compared to an albino and ppa or a toffee and a evans hypo.

Wait so u just happen to have a Diablo and not know it? 😳😱

Thank you

Thanks, your videos really inspired me to start making RU-vid videos. I remember watching all of your hognose videos and seeing out you grew your collection over the years

Thanks. Those are some powerhouse snakes

Those are definitely nice

Jeff Galewood has produced arctic and super arctic Lucy's. I think Evans hypo has been mixed as well. There's some breeders that are going to see how sable interacts with it

I'm actually working on new morph guides

@@shovelnosehogs that's awesome! Those are some of my favorite videos and a huge help in deciding what directions I want to take my collection!

Hopefully you can hit the odds. You got a 25% chance lol

Was it darker than the Sable or Swiss chocolate?

@@shovelnosehogs It was dark black, just as black as a Black Rat snake. I was totally surprised thinking I was walking up on a small black rat snake. Every other wild hog nose I had seen over the past 40 years was brown or tan with brown or dark brown patterns.

It has been, since then a swiss and sable have produced all normals, making them completely different recessive genes

No I've never heard of that

I wish I could get my hands on one

A lucy is a singe recessive gene. You basically have to buy a lucy or get 2 hognoses that carry the lucy gene

I already have a Lucy! But she's a chihuahua lol

I don't really understand it completely. From my knowledge the T stands for tyrosinase which is an enzyme responsible for melanin produce. I think a traditional albino hognose is classified as a T negative albino and caramel & toffee are T positive albinos

Wow thank you so much for the info very interesting well will be learng more as we go

They're a different species from the westerns. I'm personally not into tri-colored hognose snakes

I think I've seen that person post on Facebook

I'm not a 100% sure what the difference between those are. When I get a better understanding, I'll make a video

T+ means it has the tryosinase enzyme (which is a catalyst for melanine) T- means it actually lacks that enzyme. Basicly this means T+ can still have some black/grey-ish in their scales or eyes and T- will not.