Snout & Soul Reptiles

08/27/2026

08/19/2026

One of the Toxic Condas from our first clutch. I was hoping to hit this combo eventually, but didn't think I'd get blessed with 2 in my first clutch.

This one has got me thinking about where I want to take this project in the future 👀

But for now, I'm just excited to watch this little one grow 💚

08/19/2026

Meet the Dam of our first clutch, Cleopatra 👑🐍

She's a Toffeeconda het Axanthic and influenced some of the nice patterning of her hatchlings.

08/16/2026

🙈😂😂😂

08/13/2026

It's a miracle when their appetites all line up, especially the males

🙌🙌🙌🙌🥰

08/07/2026

When I first decided I wanted to breed Hognoses, I knew I wanted to work Toxic projects. So blessed to hit the variety that I did with my first clutch.

Can't wait to post an update after the first sheds 🐍

08/05/2026

This little one just couldn't wait to join us 🐍

While most hatchlings spend some extra time inside the egg after pipping to finish absorbing their yolk and healing their umbilical area, this eager little one decided it was ready for the world a little sooner than expected.

Because of that, it still has some attached umbilical/yolk sac and has been separated into its own recovery cup for monitoring until it absorbs more yolk and the sac detaches on its own.

08/04/2026

This has been a milestone I've looked forward to for a long time.

Months ago, Rufus and Cleo were paired with the hope that one day we'd reach this moment. After carefully incubating the eggs for nearly two months, we're finally watching these little hatchlings enter the world.

At the moment, we're seeing what appears to be three Toffees, three Toxics, and three beautifully patterned normal babies, with three eggs still waiting to pip.

Pairing: Normal het Toxic x Toffeeconda het Axanthic

Fun fact: Hognose hatchlings often don't all emerge on the same day. Even within the same clutch, it's completely normal for some babies to pip a day or two later than their siblings.