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Recently I got into the amazing world of Western Hognose. I have to say these are by far my favorite snakes I have ever kept. And I've kept Ball Pythons, Boas, and Retics. These hognose are just so cool. So let me know what you guys think!
My Red Anaconda 66% het Albino Male.
My Twinspot Albino Female (will breed next season to my red conda 66% het albino male)
I plan on breeding my red anaconda 66% het albino male to my albino twinspot female next year. I'm hoping he proves out to be het albino. And I'm very curious to see what the full twinspot female will throw out. So I'm hoping next year is a good one as I plan on getting a het albino female that is big enough to go next year as well. One can never have enough anacondas!
As for a FB page to follow, I currently do not have one. Though I may create one in the future if I ever come up with a catchy name.
For right now I just have a YouTube channel I started up and put a video of all 4 of them up. You can check out my video at the link below!
Females need to be around 2 years of age and 250+ grams. Though I have heard of females being bred at 150 grams, I personally would not try nor suggest it.
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