Terms & Conditions

Western Hognose Morphs

Here is an overview of the Hognose morphs I am currently working with…

REDS A normal variant which has been bred to create the reddest combinations.
GREENS A line bred trait formed from breeding the best greens to each other over time.
NORMAL The wildtype colouration of the Western Hognose Snake. This can be quite variable, showing browns, reds, greens and yellow colourings.
ALBINO ANACONDA A visual mutation of the Albino and Anaconda genes.
ALBINO This is a recessive mutation and is also known as Amelanistic or T-Albino. There are variants such as extreme reds, reds, oranges and yellow albinos.
ANACONDA This is a co-dominant gene that causes a reduction in pattern and a solid black belly with a white WALLED outline. When 2 ‘condas’ are bred together they can produce a Superconda, which has a patternless body.
ARCTIC Also known as ‘JMG Axanthic’, this is a co-dominant morph. Breed 2 Arctics and produce a breath taking super form.
SNOW The visual double recessive mutation of Axanthic and T-Albino. This results in a pink and white snake with red eyes.
AXANTHIC Axanthics are a recessive mutation that lack the yellow colour, making them grey, black and white, and in some cases silvery looking.
PASTEL PINK ALBINO Another variant of the recessive Albino mutations, the dark pigment is replaced with a pink colouring giving it the name Pastel Pink.
TOFFEEGLOW The visual double recessive mutation T-Albino and Toffeebelly, resulting in an enhanced coloured Albino.
FROSTED HYPO The visual double recessive combo of the Caramel Albino and the Dutch Hypo.
EVANS / DUTCH HYPO A Hypomelanistic gene which removes the dark pigments from the colouration.
CARAMEL ALBINO This is also known as a T+Albino. This variation of Albino can easily be recognised by its brilliant white belly and caramel colouring. This is also a recessive mutation.
HYPO SUPERCONDA This morph is made up of the super form of the Anaconda and Hypo resulting in a stunning patternless snake with a peach like colour.
ALBINO SUPERCONDA This morph is made up of the super form of Anaconda and the Albino resulting in a stunning patternless snake with the Albino colouration.
SUPERCONDA This is a super form of the co- dominant Anaconda gene resulting in a patternless body. The head is ‘normally’ the only part with a pattern.
LAVENDER As the name states, a lavender coloured snake. This is a recessive gene.
ULTRAMEL This is the visual double recessive mutation of T-Albino and T+Caramel Albino. Resulting in a red eyed caramel albino which looks more enhanced in colour.
JAGUAR A dominant gene which affects the snakes patterning. This creates an aberrant and jaguar type spotting/markings.
PINK PASTEL ANACONDA A combination of Pink Pastel Albino (recessive) and Anaconda (co-dom). These are also known as ‘Pink Panthers’.
PARADOX ALBINO The paradox gene in Hognoses acts like a chimera, where it splits two colour mutations on the appearance of one animal. in this case adding black spots to the albino colour. Believed to be non genetic, but a nice trophy animal for any collection.
PISTACHIO A recessive gene with bright colouration. Possibly a form of hypo? The black belly colouration is replaced with a lavender / purple colour.
AXANTHIC ANACONDA Sometimes referred to as the ‘Axanthiconda’. This is the result of combining the Axanthic gene with the Anaconda.
CARAMEL SUPERCONDA This combo is made up of the super form of the Anaconda and the Caramel Albino (T+). The result is a creamy coloured snake with no patterning and reduced head pattern due to the caramel influence.
TOFFEECONDA A double visual of the Toffeebelly and Anaconda genes. Creating a reduced patterned Toffeebelly.
SHADOW A dominant gene which seems to display large spots on the snakes back with a grey background. This gene also can create ‘eyebrow’ type markings on the head.
TOXIC The visual double recessive mutation of the Axanthic and Toffeebelly. This results in a washed out purple and white snake.
SNOW ANACONDA This is the triple visual of the Albino, Axanthic and Anaconda. Nicknamed the ‘Yeti’.
SUPER ARCTIC ALBINO As the name states this is the super form of the Arctic gene with Albino. This combo turns the colouration to pink and white. Also known as the ‘Sub-Zero’.
ARCTIC SUPERCONDA A triple visual which displays the super form of the Anaconda along with the Arctic gene. Also known as a ‘Platinum’.
ARCTIC ANACONDA A double visual of the Arctic (JMG Axanthic) and Anaconda. nicknamed the ‘Grey Fog’.
AXANTHIC SUPERCONDA A combination of Axanthic with the super form of Anaconda. A very pretty combo in my opinion.
ULTRAMEL SUPERCONDA A world’s first combo for me, combining Albino, Caramel and the super form of the Anaconda gene.
SUPER ARCTIC ALBINO ANACONDA A 4 gene combo with the Super form of the Arctic along with Albino and Anaconda creating a pink and white snake with reduced markings. (AKA Bubs Daddy)
SUPER ARCTIC The super form of Arctic. A visually black and white animal that hatches black to begin with and after each shed turns a crisper black and white colour.
SABLE This is a recessive morph which displays an increase of melanine creating a dark brown morph. The dark colouration makes it an excellent gene to mix into the lighter morphs, such as Albino to enhance the Albino’s brightness.
SNOW SUPERCONDA A double visual of Albino and Axanthic combined with the super form of the Anaconda gene creating a patternless pink snake. Sometimes called a ‘Super Yeti’.
ARCTIC ALBINO ANACONDA The ‘Triple A’. A 3 gene visual involving the recessive Albino gene along with the Arctic and Anaconda co-dom genes.
PISTACHIO ANACONDA A double visual morph, made up of Anaconda and Pistachio, this is nicknamed a ‘Green Goblin’.
SUPER ARCTIC ANACONDA This is a combination of the Anaconda gene and the super form of the Arctic morph.
PISTACHIO TOFFEEBELLY A visual combo of Pistachio and Toffeebelly, nicknamed a ‘Pistoffy’.
PISTACHIO ALBINO A double visual of Pistachio and Albino.
ARCTIC ALBINO SUPERCONDA A patternless Albino combined with the Arctic gene.
FROSTED DIABLO This combo consists of Caramel, Hypo and Diablo. The body colour is the same as a Frosted Hypo but the animal has a solid black eye.
CARAMEL DIABLO This is made up of the recessive Caramel gene and the yet to be proven Diablo mutation which affects the eye colour around the pupil, in this case the eye is completely black.
PISTACHIO TOFFEEBELLY ALBINO A triple visual of all 3 colour mutations.
TOFFEE SUPERCONDA Nicknamed the ‘Candy’. This is a combination of Toffeebelly with the super form of Anaconda.
ULTRAMEL DIABLO With the Albino gene added to the Caramel Diablo, it turns the black eye to a solid red eye.
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FROSTED ANACONDA A triple combo made up of Caramel, Hypo and Anaconda. Sometimes referred to as ‘Frappuccino’.
ARCTIC SABLE Also known as ‘Black Ice’. This combination is made up of both the Arctic and Sable genes.
TOFFEEBELLY A recessive gene that as you might of guessed, is named after its toffee coloured belly. It is believed to be a type of T+Albino which also has the trait of paradoxing.
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Terms & Conditions

Western Hognose

Morphs

Here is an overview of the

Hognose morphs I am currently

working with…

REDS A normal variant which has been bred to create the reddest combinations.
GREENS A line bred trait formed from breeding the best greens to each other over time.
NORMAL The wildtype colouration of the Western Hognose Snake. This can be quite variable, showing browns, reds, greens and yellow colourings.
ALBINO ANACONDA A visual mutation of the Albino and Anaconda genes.
ALBINO This is a recessive mutation and is also known as Amelanistic or T-Albino. There are variants such as extreme reds, reds, oranges and yellow albinos.
ANACONDA This is a co-dominant gene that causes a reduction in pattern and a solid black belly with a white WALLED outline. When 2 ‘condas’ are bred together they can produce a Superconda, which has a patternless body.
ARCTIC Also known as ‘JMG Axanthic’, this is a co-dominant morph. Breed 2 Arctics and produce a breath taking super form.
SNOW The visual double recessive mutation of Axanthic and T-Albino. This results in a pink and white snake with red eyes.
AXANTHIC Axanthics are a recessive mutation that lack the yellow colour, making them grey, black and white, and in some cases silvery looking.
TOFFEEGLOW The visual double recessive mutation T-Albino and Toffeebelly, resulting in an enhanced coloured Albino.
FROSTED HYPO The visual double recessive combo of the Caramel Albino and the Dutch Hypo.
EVANS / DUTCH HYPO A Hypomelanistic gene which removes the dark pigments from the colouration.
CARAMEL ALBINO This is also known as a T+Albino. This variation of Albino can easily be recognised by its brilliant white belly and caramel colouring. This is also a recessive mutation.
HYPO SUPERCONDA This morph is made up of the super form of the Anaconda and Hypo resulting in a stunning patternless snake with a peach like colour.
ALBINO SUPERCONDA This morph is made up of the super form of Anaconda and the Albino resulting in a stunning patternless snake with the Albino colouration.
SUPERCONDA This is a super form of the co- dominant Anaconda gene resulting in a patternless body. The head is ‘normally’ the only part with a pattern.
LAVENDER As the name states, a lavender coloured snake. This is a recessive gene.
ULTRAMEL This is the visual double recessive mutation of T-Albino and T+Caramel Albino. Resulting in a red eyed caramel albino which looks more enhanced in colour.
JAGUAR A dominant gene which affects the snakes patterning. This creates an aberrant and jaguar type spotting/markings.
PINK PASTEL ANACONDA A combination of Pink Pastel Albino (recessive) and Anaconda (co-dom). These are also known as ‘Pink Panthers’.
PARADOX ALBINO The paradox gene in Hognoses acts like a chimera, where it splits two colour mutations on the appearance of one animal. in this case adding black spots to the albino colour. Believed to be non genetic, but a nice trophy animal for any collection.
PISTACHIO A recessive gene with bright colouration. Possibly a form of hypo? The black belly colouration is replaced with a lavender / purple colour.
AXANTHIC ANACONDA Sometimes referred to as the ‘Axanthiconda’. This is the result of combining the Axanthic gene with the Anaconda.
CARAMEL SUPERCONDA This combo is made up of the super form of the Anaconda and the Caramel Albino (T+). The result is a creamy coloured snake with no patterning and reduced head pattern due to the caramel influence.
TOFFEECONDA A double visual of the Toffeebelly and Anaconda genes. Creating a reduced patterned Toffeebelly.
SHADOW A dominant gene which seems to display large spots on the snakes back with a grey background. This gene also can create ‘eyebrow’ type markings on the head.
TOXIC The visual double recessive mutation of the Axanthic and Toffeebelly. This results in a washed out purple and white snake.
SNOW ANACONDA This is the triple visual of the Albino, Axanthic and Anaconda. Nicknamed the ‘Yeti’.
SUPER ARCTIC ALBINO As the name states this is the super form of the Arctic gene with Albino. This combo turns the colouration to pink and white. Also known as the ‘Sub-Zero’.
ARCTIC SUPERCONDA A triple visual which displays the super form of the Anaconda along with the Arctic gene. Also known as a ‘Platinum’.
ARCTIC ANACONDA A double visual of the Arctic (JMG Axanthic) and Anaconda. nicknamed the ‘Grey Fog’.
AXANTHIC SUPERCONDA A combination of Axanthic with the super form of Anaconda. A very pretty combo in my opinion.
ULTRAMEL SUPERCONDA A world’s first combo for us, combining Albino, Caramel and the super form of the Anaconda gene.
SUPER ARCTIC ALBINO ANACONDA A 4 gene combo with the Super form of the Arctic along with Albino and Anaconda creating a pink and white snake with reduced markings. (AKA Bubs Daddy)
SUPER ARCTIC The super form of Arctic. A visually black and white animal that hatches black to begin with and after each shed turns a crisper black and white colour.
SABLE This is a recessive morph which displays an increase of melanine creating a dark brown morph. The dark colouration makes it an excellent gene to mix into the lighter morphs, such as Albino to enhance the Albino’s brightness.
SNOW SUPERCONDA A double visual of Albino and Axanthic combined with the super form of the Anaconda gene creating a patternless pink snake. Sometimes called a ‘Super Yeti’.
ARCTIC ALBINO ANACONDA The ‘Triple A’. A 3 gene visual involving the recessive Albino gene along with the Arctic and Anaconda co-dom genes.
PISTACHIO ANACONDA A double visual morph, made up of Anaconda and Pistachio, this is nicknamed a ‘Green Goblin’.
SUPER ARCTIC ANACONDA This is a combination of the Anaconda gene and the super form of the Arctic morph.
PISTACHIO TOFFEEBELLY A visual combo of Pistachio and Toffeebelly, nicknamed a ‘Pistoffy’.
PISTACHIO ALBINO A double visual of Pistachio and Albino.
ARCTIC ALBINO SUPERCONDA A patternless Albino combined with the Arctic gene.
FROSTED DIABLO This combo consists of Caramel, Hypo and Diablo. The body colour is the same as a Frosted Hypo but the animal has a solid black eye.
CARAMEL DIABLO This is made up of the recessive Caramel gene and the yet to be proven Diablo mutation which affects the eye colour around the pupil, in this case the eye is completely black.
PISTACHIO TOFFEEBELLY ALBINO A triple visual of all 3 colour mutations.
TOFFEE SUPERCONDA Nicknamed the ‘Candy’. This is a combination of Toffeebelly with the super form of Anaconda.
ULTRAMEL DIABLO With the Albino gene added to the Caramel Diablo, it turns the black eye to a solid red eye.
FROSTED ANACONDA A triple combo made up of Caramel, Hypo and Anaconda. Sometimes referred to as ‘Frappuccino’.
ARCTIC SABLE Also known as ‘Black Ice’. This combination is made up of both the Arctic and Sable genes.
TOFFEEBELLY A recessive gene that as you might of guessed, is named after its toffee coloured belly. It is believed to be a type of T+Albino which also has the trait of paradoxing.
PASTEL PINK ALBINO Another variant of the recessive Albino mutations, the dark pigment is replaced with a pink colouring giving it the name Pastel Pink.
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