Here ya go Stefan. As requested, some semi-recent pictures of my PPA's and a couple of others tossed in too. Enjoy! :)

Berry (Male) on the left, Sherry (Female) on the right.
http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/sherry_and_berry-angle-tag.jpg

http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/sherry_and_berry-top-tag.jpg

Here's one of our Axanthic pair:
http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/axanthics-logo.jpg

A silly one of some of our Albinos:
http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/albino_hogs-3017.jpg

A striped Het PPA I hatched out this summer:
http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/striped_female_wh_1.jpg

http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/striped_female_wh_2.jpg

http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/striped_female_wh_3.jpg

And the latest addition to our collection...
http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/twix/01.jpg

http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/twix/02.jpg

http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/twix/05.jpg

Nice looking collection and thanks for sharing....I like that picture with the two albinos best :yessir:

Sweet collection! I love that patternless!

Now we're talkin' .Thanks for the unique pix .

Nice collection, lovin the Superconda

Nice snakes Troy. Can you upload photos directly from your pc or would photobucket be easier? Call me later. I'm heading to the gym now.

Okay love the albino pic with the two faces. And that last hoggie is HOT!!!!

WOW that super 'conda is awesome! I really love the axanthics too. It seems like the hognoses axanthic is one of the only truly black and white axanthics out there. I'd love to get some of those someday.

Nice looking collection and thanks for sharing....I like that picture with the two albinos best :yessir:

Thanks! The Albinos are of Chunky Stuff (Female) and Dingleberry (Male) respectively. I took that photo the first time I tried pairing them up. While Chunky was eagerly waiting for Dingleberry to do something, he just get running tracks around her and I just happened to get that picture by chance while he was moving past her. They just look so goofy don't they?

Sweet collection! I love that patternless!

Thank you! The Superconda is my wifes baby that she named Twix (after her favorite candy bar). :rolleyes:

While we have really loved the look of Brent's Supercondas, my wife totally got hooked after she got to hold one at Daytona this year:

http://www.rextiles.net/pictures/superconda.jpg

After seeing the look on her face, I just knew if the opportunity ever came up to get one, we'd be broke again. ;)

Nice collection, lovin the Superconda

Thanks! We love her too. She's a feisty little thing but is finally starting to calm down and get used to us. It took almost 2 weeks before she finally ate for us which was a little frustrating considering she's just a little worm weighing in at 4 grams. After all, she was hatched less than 2 months ago. So, she's got a lot of growing up to do. :)

Nice snakes Troy. Can you upload photos directly from your pc or would photobucket be easier? Call me later. I'm heading to the gym now.

Thanks Charlie! Photobucket would probably be easier for you as I don't believe this site stores pictures like they do on KS. For myself, I upload pictures to my web site and then link them from there.

Okay love the albino pic with the two faces. And that last hoggie is HOT!!!!

Thank you! Chunky Stuff and Dingleberry are definitely characters and their names were very much earned, especially Dingleberry. ;)

I can't wait to see what Twix will look like next year or even when she breaks the 20 gram mark. While I adore little worms, I start to worry less and appreciate them more once they get passed that 20-30 gram mark. She's also got a solid black belly which just really accentuates the whole patternless thing IMO. :)

WOW that super 'conda is awesome! I really love the axanthics too. It seems like the hognoses axanthic is one of the only truly black and white axanthics out there. I'd love to get some of those someday.

Thanks! Twix is surely the current crown jewel of our collection and we are very thankful for the opportunity to have her. :)

I agree with you about the Axanthics which is why I choose to call them Axanthic instead of Anerythristic as some others do. If they showed any sign of yellowing on their ventrals or even had some yellowing show up as they aged like Anerythristic Corns do, then I'd call them Anerys. I hope someday the hognose community can reach a general consensus about which term to use because I find it confusing for people to keep calling them differently. :dunno:

Now we're talkin' .Thanks for the unique pix .

And thank you and everyone else for all of the wonderful comments! :yessir:

Thanks for posting Troy :wamma:

I like the Superconda...this is one of our goals to :cool:
but
I also like your Pink Pastels :master:
It is unbelivable that this morph starts with an durty, muddy Hognose (but visual PP) that Richard Evans bought from an little kid for 20$ :eek:

That superconda is awesome! Although your whole collection has me quite envious!

Love the Superconda. One day I hope to make it apart of the collection.

That superconda is awesome! Although your whole collection has me quite envious!

Love the Superconda. One day I hope to make it apart of the collection.

Thank you both! The Supercondas are definitely going to be a very interesting upcoming project for Western Hogs. Brent Bumgardner already has an Albino Anaconda and is working on producing an Albino Superconda as well as the other color morphs too. I'm just hoping with Twix, I can get in on some of the action before too long. ;)

wow that is one sweet colection very nice

Sweet collection

Very nice collection Troy!

wow that is one sweet colection very nice

Sweet collection

Very nice collection Troy!

Thanks for the comments! :)

Sweet looking collection Troy! Love the striped on and of course the Superconda is awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Sweet looking collection Troy!

Thanks Louie! Good to see you on here. :)

Love the striped on and of course the Superconda is awesome!

Our little Superconda, Twix, is amazing. We're so very thankful to Brent for giving us the opportunity to have her. And she's a fabulous eater too, growing like a weed!

Thanks for sharing!

As always, my pleasure. :)

Nice hogs...love that patternless one!!!!