All About Hognose Snake Morphs!

[@ClintsReptiles]

We both made morph videos in the same week?? Already our minds are as one!

[@jasminemarseilles5070]

Sounds like something a program in the Matrix would say... You two are too good to be true.

[@jameschristiansson3137]

Clint watches reptile videos. Who'd a thunk it.

[@melissajarvis4829]

@@jameschristiansson3137 Considering they're friends and have made quite a few videos together, not unusual.

[@jameschristiansson3137]

@@melissajarvis4829 I've of course watched those videos. Clint is friends with many in the community.

[@trinny_y]

Perhaps you are one of the same.. perhaps.. 🤔

[@c0ffin_cutie]

Also can we just acknowledge how good Tiny has gotten with being handled? It's crazy how much he's chilled out!

[@SnakeDiscovery]

Right?! He's come a long way!

[@katbairwell]

You know you've hit some snake-related life goals when - whilst talking about the conda pattern - you can casually bring out an actual Anaconda to show the difference. Oh what a fabulous, magical place Snake Discovery is!

[@saratronus]

yeah lol

[@Nik-Name2008]

No lie

[@alyssamcdorman1430]

Lol, for sure… squirrel much? Love SD to the moon and back

[@blaisearwyn3405]

Loving Emily's fact checking!

[@sapphireshineauthor]

The anaconda would beautiful 😍 Anacondas are one of my favorite snakes.

[@erikameyerlewko8435]

As a biologist, thank you, Emily, for making the effort to give accurate genetic explanations! Also, more videos where you hold hognoses the whole time would be awesome!

[@sixteezchild]

They are so animated and cute, hu?!?

[@shannonkennedy4233]

I am currently taking a biology course at university and we just had an exam that included genetics. All of the videos you guys have put out about genetics, watching hatching videos, really helped me understand the class material better! Talking about pea flowers was just not sinking in my brain, but when I used your snakes as examples, it was way easier for me to understand! Just thought you'd guys like to know that your videos helped this student pass her exam!

[@carolinedeitch1065]

I had the same experience, everything regarding genetics was soooooo easy to understand because I've learned so much!

[@sherrybrzeczka7966]

The absolute precious snoot on the Hognose snakes just kills me. I have learned so much and appreciate reptiles so much as well. Thank you!!

[@Spookfishspecter]

My little toffeebelly hognose just did an amazingly nice shed, with the head fully intact! Also we're learning about genetics in my science class and I remembered some stuff from your old video about snake morphs

[@Nico-rf1ov]

:O can i see 😯

[@TheCosmicCrazies]

YOU HAVE A TOFFEBELLY??! 😮 Lucky, that's my dream snake ❤

[@AvgasLL]

My past science lesson/topic was on genetics.

[@Spookfishspecter]

@@TheCosmicCrazies we got him at a discount due to the fact that he had a tail curl and the breeder wanted to sell him as a pet only. His name is Churro and he's very sweet

[@TheCosmicCrazies]

@@Spookfishspecter Aww so cute

[@RegrettablyLongwinded]

In Arctic hognoses specifically, being het for lavender adds a bit of a greenish hue, per the breeder I got my Arctic conda 66% het lavender from. This is particularly noticeable on my snake's sides, above the white walls either side of his belly. Has anyone else noticed this? I find it interesting!

[@lilysamvelian9970]

Is the Arctic trait secretly incomplete AND Co-Dominant in specific morphs of hognoses? Maybe we'll know one day.

[@rosetherainwing1705]

Lavender morphs are my fav! Hognoses are so unique and actually my sister is planning on having a few different morphs for breeding! Continue be amazing Em and Ed!

[@katbairwell]

Same - I have secret dreams to find a couple of het lavenders to see if I can breed some of these beauties too. But first, I *need* more dogs. First dogs, then snakes, then THE WORLD!!!!

[@calamity0.o]

I was going for snow hets but ended up with a girl that's mocha het lavender ph snow. Now I'm leaning towards getting an arctic lavender male for her.

[@Watchwatch1]

Hello fellow wings of fire fan

[@cricketthehivewing5670]

My favorite would have to be a super conda

[@rosetherainwing1705]

@@Watchwatch1 Hello!

[@InkWhisper]

I wanna see a lavender super-conda someday!! Keep up the good work, I love seeing the animals, and learning something at the same time!

[@Upper_echelon_exotics]

Especially since lavenders get no justice on camera. I just got two lavenders and neither are conda but they are really pretty even as babies but their colors get no justice on camera 😭

[@danicaware6459]

Imagine a lavender snow super

[@kasshill2034]

You can Google some images of them they are super pretty

[@RhiannaLynx]

I came here to make this comment!

[@TheBeesies]

@@Upper_echelon_exotics I really want to see a lavender hognose in person! Everyone says they're beautiful, but on camera they look kind of bland. In theory they are my favorite morph, I just love all things purple, but I just can't know when every picture makes them look kinda greyish brown.

[@snakewithapen5489]

I'm sad you guys no longer have Sabel, kinda missing her in videos like this :( But on the bright side, that lemon hog is absolutely gorgeous and unique!! Can't wait to see how he changes :)

[@malinjohansson6942]

What happened with sabel?

[@ThatKidWhoDrawz]

@@malinjohansson6942 she sadly passed away with no reason if i remember right? But check their breeding plan or getting the snakes out of brumation vid

[@snakewithapen5489]

@@malinjohansson6942 They said in their 'pairing our snakes ' video that she unfortunately passed away during the time that they were gone at the tinley expo :( They also weren't able to get an autopsy done to determine the cause of death, because her body had accidentally been put in the freezer by staff rather than the fridge, which makes getting a necropsy impossible.

[@Atticusratticus]

I know, SaBell (SaBelle?) was so beautiful.

[@ghoultooth]

@@Atticusratticus Sabel… a bunch of people already said it

[@MissKing722]

The Lemon Hypo morph is really cool, I also really like the "Red" color and think it's very pretty. The Snow is my fav, and the Lavender is a close second. Cool combo thoughts: Snow-Conda. Lavender-Conda. Red-Lemon Conda. Super Conda of any of the above colors.

[@lilysamvelian9970]

How about a Lavender Snow?

[@elfiefromangelcity6142]

I'd like to see a snow super conda, or a lavender super conda. They're all pretty for different reasons though. Hognose rainbow!

[@voyagerkat22]

Ooooh, lavender super condas- they'd just be purple noodles!

[@isabelleblanchet3694]

I just commented the exact same thing.

[@SevCaswell]

@@isabelleblanchet3694 Same!

[@HauntedLamb]

I was thinking the same thing! I was wondering what a lavender or lemon super conda would look like.

[@havoekit]

Snow super conda is actually called super yeti and a snow Conda is a yeti

[@jlesliebark8610]

Biology zoology bachelor degree owner here and I absolutely love hearing you guys talk about genetics in morphology 🥰

[@parisinthe30sx]

Glad you posted. Just put my cat down and my heart is broken. It's a welcome distraction. I hope you know how much people take comfort in your videos. Many thanks

[@Dandylion567]

Wow, Tiny has grown so much! It's been a while since he's been on the channel. I'm glad he's doing well.

[@LilliD3]

And it looks like he calmed down a lot.

[@Dandylion567]

@@LilliD3 I think so too. It seems like he's taken to handling well.

[@MixR700]

@@LilliD3 haha you notice she was still very much like "nah your head needs to stay that direction"

[@ellenk560]

I'm also a sucker for the lavender morph, but I am really intrigued by the lemon. Hadn't seen that before. Most satisfying part of this video for me? "FEWER spots." Seriously made my little grammar nerd heart happy. Thanks for the cool breakdown and looking forward to seeing little hog behbies!

[@ayarel01]

I think the terms “codominant” and “incomplete dominant” just kind of evolved over the last couple decades to be more accurate. In my college biology classes, we only discussed codominant genes, but never used the term incomplete dominant. But that was over 20 years ago…. 🤷‍♀️

[@ericaledel4065]

Same for my classes (less than 10 years ago), but we used both terms, codominant was mostly used for discussions of traits that exhibit the "blending" of the two dominant traits so you see both, with incomplete dominance being used more for traits where its more a meeting in the middle, so in humans for blood type we have ABO blood groups with A and B being dominant and O being recessive. A and B are equal, so they are both expressed equally and are codominant. Whereas if the two alleles were on opposite ends of the spectrum, like the Conda morph discussed in the video, where the heterogeneous phenotype is sort of in the middle, a compromise rather than sharing the spotlight, that would be considered incomplete dominance. The pattern allele doesn't fully cover the pattern less allele so it isn't simple dominance like albinism but you can't have codominance because that would mean a snake that's both patternless and patterned. Codominant is definitely the older term though.

[@elizabethlowes6501]

I similarly have done some college bio stuff, and we did do both co and incomplete dominance, and that was 10 years ago, so progress! Or differences in location/curriculum and no real change has happened in what they teach, lol.

[@BekkiBicci]

I’m a science teacher in a UK secondary school - we only teach codominance for 16-18 year olds but I’m sure incomplete dominance comes up for different exam boards and definitely at university.

[@dance31115]

I am a current medical school and graduated with biochemistry BS and we used both codominance and incomplete dominance, but I was only introduced to these in college not in high school. Must be a newer term!

[@yukifoxdemon]

@@dance31115 I learned about both codominance and incomplete dominance in early HS biology almost 20 years ago, so maybe just depends on the school?

[@coeynchoi]

I love watching people who are extremely passionate about what they do - it’s just so inspiring and motivating to keep doing what I love as well. Thank you, Snake Discovery! Keep doing what ya do!

[@honeybee1439]

I discovered your channel start of quarantine 2 years ago, and at the time I loathed snakes. I now own 2 hognoses thanks to you 😊

[@owlmage2744]

This is absolutely amazing! I love learning more about Snake Morphs! My knowledge is- very limited. My knowledge lies inside of these Morph videos. I really really love how educational Snake Discovery is! I will never be able to visit sadly.. But seeing this amazing place through screen is just awesome. I've gotten into snakes/reptiles a bunch because of you guys and I will most likely be able to get a Hognose of my own sometime in the future! Of course I'll need to do a bunch of research, But I'm so excited. Thank you, Snake Discovery for being such an awesome place! :)

[@lindabenny4454]

I love the look on some of the hognoses when Emily suddenly moves them though the air when she is explaining something with her hands! It's really priceless! Great video as always.

[@philippak7726]

Lavender superconda would be amazing! Apparently the more you breed for domestication (friendliness) the more interesting colours show up, in mammals at least

[@catcando1131]

I wonder if that had anything to do with no longer being prey or predator. Like they no longer need camouflage and such.

[@philippak7726]

@@catcando1131 I wonder, it's a good theory!

[@StonedtotheBones13]

I'm assuming part of it is just we like pretty colors

[@philippak7726]

I mean it's tied to the genetics @@StonedtotheBones13 . if you look up the Russian fox-breeding experiment where they simply bred for friendliness (which fox was most friendly), they started getting floppy ears and coat patterns out after a few cycles. Not 1-1, but it's interesting nonetheless. Cats are on a different level altogether since the pattern genes are on the X

[@judybeeding1813]

When I lived in Oakville Iowa, southeast Iowa, we would see the Eastern Hognose. My husband called them spreading vipers. Would raise up like a cobra and flatten it's head, never did see one play dead. Always made mushroom hunting interesting.

[@alyssamcdorman1430]

Cool!

[@angelw.5410]

So, I found your videos about Rex first and typically avoided the snake videos because I have a serious phobia of snakes. I can’t even watch them on TV. The thing is, I wasn’t always scared of them - the phobia dates back to my brother putting a little garden snake down the back of my shirt when I was 10 or so. Something about that incident flipped a phobia switch or something, and I’ve never been able to get over it. I grew up in Alabama and next to a river, so we had lots of snakes, venomous and not. At some point, from college on, I started avoiding activities where I thought I might see snakes. And if you’re familiar with Alabama, it’s mostly forests and water, so most weekend activities involved camping, hiking and boating when I was a kid and teen. All this to say, I’ve started watching your snake videos to try and desensitize myself to seeing snakes and to try and learn more about them. I’m happy to say that I’ve been doing this for a couple of months and at least I don’t feel sick watching them anymore? It’s getting easier, and I think there’s something about the way Emily is so calm and excited, and how she approaches the videos in an educational manner, that’s helped a lot. I tried watching another channel and had to turn it off, so anyway, I wanted to say thanks for posting this content. It’s still scary for me, but I’m learning a lot. And now, time to watch this video :)

[@StonedtotheBones13]

The not yelling helps a lot. Like even when I just wanna chill, I turn on some channels and I'm like "this is too much for me rn". When you're already primed for badness, it really doesn't help :/

[@georgiabramley2866]

Sending love from the UK. Your videos got me over my fear of snakes thank you guys so much.

[@alyssamcdorman1430]

Me too, except I’m in North Carolina

[@brianorr308]

I love these genetic videos thanks! One phenotype that I really like is the flame gene in eastern garters (red/orange belly). This gene is a variable expression gene. This means that if you pair a flame to a flame, you will get a whole variety of flame babies from low expressions (almost wild type) to high expressions ( fire truck red) and everything in between. There is even a peach coloured version that pops up too!

[@aappaapp6627]

Thank you so much for breaking down the actual morphs!! It's so much more useful to picture what you guys are going for when you do the egg opening videos!

[@kellster2193]

Omg Tiny has gotten so big since I have last seen him. I hope he is behaving better these days for you all. Another great educational video y'all.

[@rileighmartin6962]

I love the snow morph, I wonder if there’s a possibility of producing a super-conda snow this year

[@yukiyuukichan5771]

They are called Superyetis usually. Yeti being snowconda but I don't think Emily and Ed have a Conda het. snow pair or snow condas yet to produce Superyetis

[@cassandramuller7337]

I really love the moonstone morph which is (if I recall correctly) a superarctic lavender. It looks incredibly beautiful. You should look it up.

[@kittybun8845]

This year will be my first year breeding snakes, and I'm starting with hognoses. The genetics and morphs are very interesting to me, so I enjoyed this video. I wonder, how many visual traits can a single hognose have?

[@--asher--]

Hmm, good question

[@kittybun8845]

If anyone actually has an answer to that, I really am interested. So far, the most traits I've seen was AAA Permafrost (6 traits) AAA is Albino, Arctic (Ana)conda Permafrost is Sable, Dutch Hypo, Caramel

[@nickcaraballo2672]

I was wondering what a lemon + Lavender would look like? if it hasn’t been done what would the name be? 🤔 Any ideas???

[@mykeal1324]

@@nickcaraballo2672 a lavender lemonade hog nose

[@Upper_echelon_exotics]

@@nickcaraballo2672 I would call it a blueberry lemonade

[@Kaemea]

Came for the Hoggies, stayed for the genetics. I love cat genetics for the variety, but I'm finding snake genetics just as fascinating! Do pets name their "owners"? (we don't own the cats, we're just guardians) Yes! To our cats, We are known as Mommy and Daddy. I say "go find Daddy" and they know what and who I'm talking about. To my parents's cat, we're Short Girl (I'm 5'1") and Tree (he's 6'9"). Bob knows who we are and uses those terms to determine who is who.

[@Kale_20]

YASSSSS I’ve been waiting for this one!!

[@serenity713]

Love the explanation of the codominance vs incomplete dominance! So well done and really easy to follow. It had me confused with condas for a while

[@lilysamvelian9970]

Yeah, speaking of Co-Dominant traits, there are none in western hognoses...yet. For some reason, I've got a feeling that the winter eggs Mitosis layed carry a hidden new gene...

[@Creekersqueaker]

I’ve been thinking about getting a hognose or ball python and have been going over the pros and cons of both. It is super helpful for me to better understand snake genetics especially the hognose morphs.

[@wizard5637]

My first snake was my Hognose, which was the result of your same situation, deciding between the two. I soon realized the Hognose is wonderful, but it's still not a substitute for a ball python (the color choices are endless) so I got one of those as well! Nothing wrong with having one of each!

[@M0ll123hearts]

Me too-

[@bet_jev8711]

I was the same and I ended up with a ball. Hes wonderful but he's a pain in my tatas.

[@queenjewel1407]

I really love morph videos. I find it so fascinating. I might never get into hognoses but I love seeing all the different colors and patterns and combos you guys do with them.

[@lunapdg]

So excited for this video!!! Thank you always, Emily & Ed 🥺💀

[@bratlowers5274]

In high-school I really loved science and its pretty cool to see how the punnett square applies to the actual genetics of a species. Understanding the basics of the punnett square also helps a lot in understanding how different morphs and genetics work together. 🐍❤

[@shinagmi]

YES!! IVE BEEN WAITING FOR A VIDEO LIKE THIS

[@cpo98]

This video was fantastic! keep up the awesome vids / also rlly excited for the baby snakes :P

[@novasrandomsstuff3482]

My favorite morth is the lavender, it's been my favorite hognose morph since I was 9!

[@anne_afton3838]

This is a very educational video! It has helped with the genetic section in my science class! I actually got to ask our science teacher if we would get into co-dominant or incomplete dominant, and we are! This will help me understand this better!

[@juliavlogs222]

Hey I love you guys can’t wait to finish the video!

[@amandazon1417]

Hey guys, I just dropped in again. It's always so great to see how much the store has developed whenever I come in to get feeders (literally every weekend lol). I'm the one who's been on crutches and laid up most of this year / next year. Anyway I've been spending some of (all of) this free time watching channels like yours and Brian's. It would be super cool to see a collaboration between you two. Like a high end coming out for Snake Discovery and a redemption for Brian. Marketing-wise I think you can make it work. Also full disclosure if you were laid up for this long watching KZbin you'd be handing out free advice too....

[@Autumn-842]

I can't wait to watch this! I'm thinking of getting a hognose snake and I'm doing alot of research so this video will really help xx

[@25eq.mf.]

Hi Ed and Emily , I have been watching u and Ed since I was 5 and I hope u keep it up Kind regards Minnah

[@Eh2125]

I love your vids and are extremely educational and you’ve taught me so much so keep up the good work :D

[@thebastcat5037]

It was great to see Tiny! The wild type looked axanthic next to the red, would love to see all three next to each other. Fascinating stuff, thanks for the breakdown.

[@jeky1986]

I can‘t wait for the Lavender-Babies. CROSSING FINGERS ✊🏻✊🏻

[@bucketoaxolotl300]

I had a guest speaker at my school yesterday- I got to hold Dug the boa constrictor! Hoping to visit your zoo for my birthday! We also saw Bacon the Hognose, and now I want a hognose- Thanks Em!

[@gekko2908]

Hogs are by far my favorite snakes, they are the literal embodiment of the word "derp" and I love it.

[@Sydneyblue101]

Emily I can tell you're so passionate about educating. This is so interesting. Thank you for sharing! I absolutely LOVE the Lavender morph. I have a Lavender het. motley stripe corn snake! She's absolutely gorgeous

[@renyer4429]

oh this will be a good video! i'm super interested in all the different hognose colors out there :)

[@kenna8036]

Thank you for doing another hognose video, I really enjoy them!

[@bluerose6219]

This is going to be my favorite video I guarantee it (says this about all the videos). Can there be a corn snake morph video next? 😗 Also for the next egg video can the theme be pokemon types? I think it would be cool 👉👈

[@imreallybadatnamingthings]

Speaking of corn snakes, my profile pic is a corn snake that was at an aquarium!

[@bluerose6219]

@@imreallybadatnamingthings Oouu! It looks so pretty 🥺

[@alyssamcdorman1430]

So cool

[@kmackblack]

I’m excited to watch this and learn! I’m a semi new subscriber and I have zero experience or previous knowledge about reptiles. I’ve been curious about morphs so many times while watching your content.

[@tanuki_rain]

I have a little sass master of a toffee belly, but he’s gotten a lot more docile in the time that I’ve had him. He went from striking and actually biting whenever I went into his tank to just hissing whenever I walk by

[@thereptileroomeh8646]

been a good hognose week. first my albino baby breaks his 4 month food strike, then my breeder female finally drops her remaining eggs (last two got bound for a while but she expelled them), and now snake discovery has a hoggie video out!

[@nickcaraballo2672]

I was wondering what a lemon + Lavender would look like? if it hasn’t been done what would the name be? 🤔 Any ideas??? If it hasn’t been done Emily and Ed should produce one and be the first ones to ever make one and name it!!! ☺️

[@MortimerLR]

If the Lemon gene is truly a dominant gene, it would override the recessive Lavender trait. If it was possible to merge the traits, I would hope it would come out as a lovely honey gold or a mix of yellow tones with the lavender base.

[@SunnyNight]

Lavender Lemonade?

[@WolfieDawn]

Unfortunately lemon is dominant & lavender is recessive so you just get lemon-looking snakes but that could carry the recessive (het) lavender. If both parents carried lavender as a het then you have the chance to get 50% lemon het lavender 50% lavender.

[@Kaeracter]

From the available information, and the claims that JMG is who originally created Lemon Ghost (there's and interview on KZbin with him about it), I think it's more complicated than dominant or recessive. It seems that Lemon Ghost is likely a polygenic morph - a morph that shows up as a result of several alleles - like human skin color, eye color, and hair color. There are simple dominant/recessive versions of those traits (brown eyes dominant, blue eyes recessive), but not all people have the same color of blue eyes (gray blue, dark blue, bright blue, etc.) Those variants are polygenic. I suspect that's what happens with Lemon Ghost. It may be dominant, but also highly variable. I think far more documented clutches are needed for the full story :)

[@SodaPop._.]

If they were to name, kinda just reminded me, but the drink "Gender Fluid" is Lavender and Lemon flavored

[@kpopnoonanikki9211]

I always wondered what an albino super conda would look like. You made my day showing one in this video.

[@acemarston8186]

Thank you for correcting that the Conda trait is incomplete dominance. That’s always bugged me so much

[@LifewithLewy]

The hypo thing bugs me! It should be hyper, not hypo

[@AaronnaPhiliou]

I had someone explain cat genetics using snake genetic terms. We were mostly talking about Tabbies. They were explaining that the two-tone "wild type" tabbies we're just normal tabbies. Various orange tabbies are just amelanistic. Then you have silver and gray tabbies who are basically axanthic. For years I have had issues understanding the different colored patterns in cats. It was so cool to watch somebody use something I knew to explain something I didn't understand.

[@Lroselovely88]

Hognoses are the cutest little shovel snoots!

[@davajo3868]

They're all gorgeous and I was definitely able to follow your facinating explanation about color morphs and genes and line-bred traits. Thank you! As for my personal favorite... I love the snow, and I'd love to see a lavender, but I'm most interested in the lemon's change of coloration given time.

[@jpthomas587]

I really want to see Ed and Emily try and breed a superconda snow! That would be so cool!

[@breyerobsessionist16]

I've got a special interest in genetics and when you began discussing the Anaconda morph, I would describe this as gene dosage. It's a type of incomplete dominance. That's how you would end up with an anaconda morph which is heterozygous for the conda gene, but does not display the full conda phenotype seen in patternless snakes. Ex. +/+ is wild type pattern, one "dose" of the conda gene (+/C) results in some larger spots but not many, while homozygote recessives for the superconda gene (C/C) display the full patternless trait. Genetics is so cool! I hope to be a genetic counselor one day :)

[@paranoiarpincess]

YAAAAAY GRAVID! Good luck! I hope like crazy that every bred female is gravid and has a whole slew of adorable healthy baby sneks! I really really want to see a lavender snow. That would be SO beautiful. Purple is my favourite colour, snakes are one of my favourite animals, and combining that would just be so amazing!

[@lilysamvelian9970]

I don't remember what it was called, can anyone please tell me?

[@paranoiarpincess]

@@lilysamvelian9970 what what is called?

[@lilysamvelian9970]

@@paranoiarpincess Turns out one was probably never produced. I think it would look EXTREMELY purple even on camera though. I think Amythist (sorry i spelled it wrong ;-;) would be a neat name. What do you think?

[@paranoiarpincess]

@@lilysamvelian9970 oh. Yeah I'm new to the morph names of hognoses. Heck I don't even know the majority of ball python mouths and I have one lol.

[@marrionna044]

I have a toffee conda girl. You're the reason I got into snakes. I love her so much ❤

[@jenanneday]

Hurray for hognoses! Thanks for the lovely video.

[@kimpanther5110]

Not gunna lie, I've been avoiding this video because so many people call Conda a Co-Dominant gene and it's one of my biggest pet peeves 😅 I'm soooooo glad you explained the difference and are promoting the correct term!! Snake Discovery for the win again! 💚

[@andrewharmony]

I think a super conda and snow morph combination could look cool (if i'm remembering the morphs correctly i think it'd be all white and patternless)

[@itsjustmaddiee]

THANK YOU!! Been waiting for some more educational videos about different morphs and snake species. ☺️❤️

[@jadecoolness101]

Instead of calling it "incomplete dominant" we could call it "incodominant" It flows faster and is similar to the current term so it's more easily adopted. Also my favorite has to be Axanthic, or Wild type tbh.

[@chompo9135]

I've always been a huge fan of axanthic snakes. Something about a grayscale colored snake that is typically brown and yellow etc is so cool.

[@janedeeregirl9685]

I just happened across your video as I'm looking to get a hognose, so this video really helped me out on knowing what kind of hognose there are. Thank you so much! ❤

[@beachbunnystan9625]

I hope my next Snake is a Hognose I have a Lavender Corn snake a Normal het sploched Milk snake and a pastel Ball python het red axanthic I want a Lavender Hognose I love my corn snake so much I think he's my favorite

[@robloxgirl4660]

Hi Snake discovery you guys are amazing I just wanted to let you know that what you do is amazing!

[@moranguinho8829]

:D

[@conlon4332]

13:50 I've been really trying to figure out what Albino Supercondas' bellies look like as literally nothing ever seems to show them! It's so weird! I couldn't find any pictures online, and they don't even show them here! And they show the Normal Superconda's belly off so clearly too! So frustrating!

[@dance31115]

Your genetics knowledge is awesome!!! I know Emily went to school for biology but I am so impressed :) (from a current med student/biochemist)

[@alyssamcdorman1430]

My favorites are either super arctics, or sables… a super arctic sable would be SWEET! Oh! What about a lavender sable? Darken the purple? I want to see a super sable/ a line bred “line” of sables……. I also like albino super condas. But I like the regular Fonda gene a lot too… why do you make us choose!!! There are so many pretty ones, I can’t pick! Lol. We love you guys so much.

[@groovinrooben]

I picked up my first hognose yesterday at the reptile super show, I was debating between a snow and an axanthic superconda, I picked up the snow and was curious was genes make it look that way. This vid is awesome and I’m so excited to have this beautiful snake!

[@shatharis]

Super Conda Snow would be a very interesting baby. Looking forward to seeing if you produce any snows this year as well. Love your videos.

[@angiecommean7960]

Conda is definitely my favorite! Snow is a close second though. It would be cool to see a conda snow someday!

[@savannahfarr2137]

Tiny gotten so big. He didn't even try to bite. I'm so proud of him.

[@jewels964]

Omg hognose are just so cute! Every color or morph is just so beautiful 🥰❤️

[@samthepancake69]

The snow is just... so precious 🥺 I hope she thrives, she's so small and tiny

[@madicat6424]

You have no idea how much I needed this video I’m going to get my first ever hog nose snake and I wanted to get as much info as I could asap thxs so much!

[@baby-girlification]

super informative and fun video! would love to see this for other snakes! i always get so lost when trying to identify ball python morphs

[@ddeerpthegorilla6165]

Yes! This is the video I’ve been waiting for! During the summer I’m getting a hognose snake!

[@ukyochan]

So informative! I love the lavender and snow. Lovely morphs.

[@dawnsmith3278]

I haven't watched the two genetic videos you made, but I am into horse genetics. So I can understand most of what you are saying. Very interesting. I love your videos.

[@loorthedarkelf8353]

Curious of Lavender and Conda. The supercondas have the cutest lil masks, and the Lavenders are simply beautiful

[@joyceb.8194]

I love the lavender and snow morphs. Reptiles are so awesome and you guys do a fabulous job with education! Thank you so much!

[@samanthawinslett202]

Thank you for the education! 👍 yes let's get the word out. co-dominate vs incomplete dominate makes complete sense to me. the flower examples made it very easy!

[@Lyrecookie]

Never saw the old snake gentics videos, but all you said made completely sense to me. Okay had a decent share of genetic laws in school and spend some free time in learning about genetis behind Colorvariants of horses

[@uceindaearl5571]

Hi Emily hi ed. You guys are one of the best KZbinrs. Thank u for ur educational funny informative videos!

[@maxdatanuki]

I MISSED TINY SO MUCH hes gotten so big im glad he got a cameo in this vid

[@sakuraart6830]

I’d like to see a Conda morth lavender and coral hog nose snake since they’re all my favourite along with possibly snow

[@lorraineboyko7568]

I love the lavender morph. Well actually hog nose snakes are my favorite with their cute noses. Thank you so much. I enjoy your channel very much 😅