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A Freshly Shed Simon
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VickyChaiTea
Snake enthusiast
Where are hoggies native to, anyway?
That tail is to DIE for! <3 So cute and curly. I like how funny his head looks when he's eating lol.
That tail is to DIE for! <3 So cute and curly. I like how funny his head looks when he's eating lol.
kpkp123
New member
I believe that hognoses are native to most of the middle of North America. I went on a fieldtrip to a western illinois prairie in high school and we found several hognoses there. I am pretty sure you can find them all over the midwest and south.