- She is about 18 months old.
- She is 66% Het Lavender.
- Common names for this species include western, texas or prairie hognose snake, blow snake, bluffer, faux viper, spoonbill snake, spreadhead snake, and Texas rooter.
- The western hognose snake occurs from southern Canada throughout the United States to northern Mexico.
- If threatened (or perceiving a threat), it may flatten its neck (much like a cobra), hiss, and make mock strikes if harassed. Occasionally, if stressed enough, it even plays dead.
- She is 66% Het Lavender.
- Common names for this species include western, texas or prairie hognose snake, blow snake, bluffer, faux viper, spoonbill snake, spreadhead snake, and Texas rooter.
- The western hognose snake occurs from southern Canada throughout the United States to northern Mexico.
- If threatened (or perceiving a threat), it may flatten its neck (much like a cobra), hiss, and make mock strikes if harassed. Occasionally, if stressed enough, it even plays dead.