Thank you for this! I was scouring the internet trying to get clarification on what exactly reverse stripe was, because it seems like a rarely used term and when it is used the pattern doesn't seem consistent.
my dream snake was (and still is) a superconda. went to an expo last sept and ended up with a completely different morph i couldn’t say no to him. now i have a 1 year old albino anaconda - he’s super sassy and full of drama. hoping in the future i’ll get my super and potentially breed them!! great video thank you for the info my parents found it rly interesting :)
Cool video! Amazing how many different variants. I live in Southeastern NC and I’ve seen a variant that definitely has a pattern more like the “normal” hognose, but it had an almost purple body with an orange head. Wish I could share a picture, but it won’t let me.
Great to watch and learn all there is about hognose snakes ,I’ve been watching you’re channel to finally understand the genes and breeding and morphs patters etc . Thank you for explaining with pictures it makes it much easier to learn and understand 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Wow that hognose at 3:40 is crazy! This is part of the reason I'm obsessed! Stuff like that. My two new lavender babies have pretty interesting patterns. Not anything too fancy or perfect but they kinda look twin spot or tiger.
This was a very educational video and great knowledge for people who are looking to buy a new hognose snake. My favorites are the super conda and hands down luesistic is amazing hopefully in the next few years the price goes down on these. Have we seen all black hognoses like say melanistic?
Good video. I just watched this to start getting back into Hognose to discover the albino jaguar pictured is my image of a snake I bred. It shouldn’t be credited to Hognose1973
Hey jermaine, i feel like not a lot of breeders reall work with pattern breeding and u seem to be a big fan! Are the pattern genes recessive? Dominant? Can a snake be het for these?
Could you explain about shadow gene/pattern ? I’ve got one conda that I’ve been told has shadow gene because of her really weird pattern but I can’t find out what that means . Sorry for al the comments and questions
I'm not too confident in identifying the shadow gene. From my research it's similar to an arctic pattern because the pattern should have some outlines of black.
I even wondered if it was a ‘thing’ that exist because the conda morph gives so many different patterns . I can’t find any info about shadow gene ,we’re did you find information about it ? I’ve posted a picture on a breeder page on Facebook and they told me it could be or is with shadow gene . I don’t know how to send you a picture ,I don’t really believe it’s a shadow gene because there is no evidence about the gene . Thank you for taking the time to answer .
The shadow gene usually has the darker outlining on the saddles, like a shadow, and also the saddles are much larger with little gap in between. Kind of like the Mocha in this video. I had never heard of a mocha until recently so I'm dubious of that pattern morph but I've seen and heard of the shadow and know some breeders working with it. Gary Morris at GM reptiles has a website which explains morphs really well.
The Jaguar is one I would love to add to my collection. Such a beautiful snake.
same here
Superior content... easy to understand... I learned so much! Well illustrated!
A pleasure to watch. I'm saving this one!
That was excellent information. I've been wanting some of this kind of information for a while, with excellent examples.
At 6:52 wow that snake is purple! A very lavender lavender condo
Thank you for this! I was scouring the internet trying to get clarification on what exactly reverse stripe was, because it seems like a rarely used term and when it is used the pattern doesn't seem consistent.
my dream snake was (and still is) a superconda. went to an expo last sept and ended up with a completely different morph i couldn’t say no to him. now i have a 1 year old albino anaconda - he’s super sassy and full of drama. hoping in the future i’ll get my super and potentially breed them!! great video thank you for the info my parents found it rly interesting :)
Thanks for watching
Cool video! Amazing how many different variants. I live in Southeastern NC and I’ve seen a variant that definitely has a pattern more like the “normal” hognose, but it had an almost purple body with an orange head. Wish I could share a picture, but it won’t let me.
I love your morph videos! I’m learning about hog noses and your videos introduce me to lots of new looks
I'm glad you enjoy my videos
Enjoyed how educational your video is!! But you kept saying anDaconda - instead of AnAconda 😂😀 it got to me so I had to comment 😅 -
I thought I was hearing things 😅
Great to watch and learn all there is about hognose snakes ,I’ve been watching you’re channel to finally understand the genes and breeding and morphs patters etc . Thank you for explaining with pictures it makes it much easier to learn and understand 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Wow that hognose at 3:40 is crazy! This is part of the reason I'm obsessed! Stuff like that.
My two new lavender babies have pretty interesting patterns. Not anything too fancy or perfect but they kinda look twin spot or tiger.
This was a very educational video and great knowledge for people who are looking to buy a new hognose snake.
My favorites are the super conda and hands down luesistic is amazing hopefully in the next few years the price goes down on these. Have we seen all black hognoses like say melanistic?
I'd love to have a leucistic.
Favorite food is toads and frogs. They have problems digesting mice
Can you make a new one of this?
Would love to see the skullface and more new patterns in it!
Btw are savannah a morph or a pattern?
That's a good idea!
This was great! Thank you for the education!!!
Thanks for watching
I'm gonna get a hognose soon and im not sure which morph I want. Thanks for the info!
I really want a super conda snow those are gorgeous
Good video. I just watched this to start getting back into Hognose to discover the albino jaguar pictured is my image of a snake I bred. It shouldn’t be credited to Hognose1973
Hey jermaine, i feel like not a lot of breeders reall work with pattern breeding and u seem to be a big fan! Are the pattern genes recessive? Dominant? Can a snake be het for these?
Most are dominant. Conda is in-complete dominant
I wonder if the reason you don't see anyone working with the spider gene is because of the bad rep it has in ball pythons.
I'm not really sure
I'd love a jaguar pattern hog one day. Not sure if it's even possible but my dream (hypothetical) hognose would be a lavender jaguar.
I'm sure that's possible
I mean conda
after seeing leucistic im thinkin wow what a beautiful snake i want one to breed, then i saw the price
Yeah the price is ridiculous for them
@@shovelnosehogs i will chase this dragon idc how much i gotta work
You can find some 50% het leucistics for cheap. You'll just have to get lucky to hit the odds
@@shovelnosehogs tahts the fun part tho right
Could you explain about shadow gene/pattern ? I’ve got one conda that I’ve been told has shadow gene because of her really weird pattern but I can’t find out what that means .
Sorry for al the comments and questions
I'm not too confident in identifying the shadow gene. From my research it's similar to an arctic pattern because the pattern should have some outlines of black.
I even wondered if it was a ‘thing’ that exist because the conda morph gives so many different patterns . I can’t find any info about shadow gene ,we’re did you find information about it ? I’ve posted a picture on a breeder page on Facebook and they told me it could be or is with shadow gene . I don’t know how to send you a picture ,I don’t really believe it’s a shadow gene because there is no evidence about the gene .
Thank you for taking the time to answer .
The shadow gene usually has the darker outlining on the saddles, like a shadow, and also the saddles are much larger with little gap in between. Kind of like the Mocha in this video. I had never heard of a mocha until recently so I'm dubious of that pattern morph but I've seen and heard of the shadow and know some breeders working with it. Gary Morris at GM reptiles has a website which explains morphs really well.
Hmm, you are putting a d after the first n in anaconda?