
Western Hognose Snakes
Upper Echelon Exotics is a premier breeder of Western Hognose snakes (Heterodon nasicus) in Oregon, dedicated to producing exceptional snakes through carefully selected genetics, quality bloodlines, and thoughtful breeding projects.
We specialize in rare and visually striking morphs, with current projects featuring Arctic, Super-Arctic Lavender, Coral, and Sable pairings. Our breeding program places a strong emphasis on genetic diversity, responsible pairings, and producing healthy offspring that showcase the remarkable variety of traits found within the Western Hognose community.
Whether you're exploring hognose genetics, learning about our breeding pairs, or searching for your next exceptional snake, we invite you to explore Upper Echelon Exotics and discover the beautiful animals we're proud to produce.






Upcoming Shows
PACNWRS- Pacific Northwest Reptile & Exotic Animal Show
August 15 & 16 in Albany, OR.
See you there!!
Visit our Booth and Check out our Hognose Snakes
Hognose Showcase
Meet some our newest western hognose snakes that are currently for sale below.
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Please note that the colors of our snakes may appear differently on screen due to lighting, monitor settings, and other factors. In person, the snakes are typically much more vibrant and true to their natural colors.
New Clutches
We have some beautiful new clutches that just hatched the first part of August. We'll have some new babies available mid to late September. Keep an eye out for some new pics soon.
Coming Soon!!






Guava
Beautiful Lavender 66% Possible HET Albino male Hognose who loves his food. Pairing was JMG Red/Purple Line Out Cross HET Coral male to Lavender HET Albino female. This boy is getting big and he's ready to go on a new adventure.
Available Now
"Lavender is the color of elegance and serenity" - Unknown






Pickles
Beautiful Red/Purple Line Het Lavender 66% Possible Het Albino Female Hognose
This girl has always been a favorite of mine. She's got really pretty reds and is a wonderful eater. Hasn't skipped any meals yet and she's had her second shed. She even eats while in shed. She hasn't tried to eat me so she would be great for a breeding project or friend. Her parents are Red Purple Line Cross Double HET Coral male and Lavender HET Albino female.
Available Now
Adopted






Lolly
Beautiful Female Western Hognose. High Red Albino 100% Het Lavender.
She's a darker orange albino with an almost solid colored belly. This girl is an amazing eater. She's very curious and sweet.
Her parents are Red Purple Line Cross Double HET Coral male and Lavender HET Albino female.
Available Now
Adopted






Frijoles
Red Line Influence HET Lavender Possible Het Albino Male Hognose.
Very curious mellow little dude with a great appetite. Hasn't missed a meal of unscented frozen thawed pinky mice. Pairing was Red Line Purple Line Out Cross HET Coral sire to Lavender HET Albino dame. He definitely got some color from his dad including an almost solid black belly. He's got some really cool black outlines around his saddles and some very striking oranges and yellows between his saddles. Definitely one you don't want to miss out on.
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Nouget
Striking Male High Red HET Lavender 66% HET Albino Hognose .
This boy has a very nice lavender color. He's a little bit sassy but fine once you pick him up.
Pairing was Red Line Purple Line Out Cross HET Coral to Lavender HET Albino. He's a great eater and ready to go to his new home.
Available Now
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"Lavender: a gentle reminder to find beauty in simplicity." - Unknown


Rhubarb
Beautiful Red/purple Line Lavender Possible Het Albino Female Hognose feeding on frozen thawed pinky mice. Pairing was Red/Purple Line Out Cross HET Coral sire to Lavender HET Albino dame. You can definitely see the Red/Purple Line influence on this cute little girl. Curious and mellow this little one would be a great pet or breeder.
Available Now








Goober
Handsome Male Lavender, 66% Possible HET Albino Hognose
Coming Soon
"In a world full of roses, be a lavender" - Unknown





