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Anacondas as pets?
While I was at the pet store, I saw that they had green Anacondas for sale. I didnt know you could keep an Anaconda, probably because I havent heard of anyone doing it.
Not that I want one, but I am curious- Do they do well in captivity?
J.B.
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Re: Anacondas as pets?
It would be a huge challenge to keep an anaconda, because they're huge snakes. And because they get so large they're known for not being very friendly. You would have to dedicate a whole room (a large one) to actually keep one. If you're interested in keeping a lg. snake I would suggest a boa constrictor or a burmese python (which grow to an impresive size also but not as big).
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Re: Anacondas as pets?
Shelby has a few. She's likely to chime in here after she gets off work.
In the meantime have a peek at our Anaconda forum (I'll move this thread there too)
http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/f...splay.php?f=78
"I don't FEEL tardy . . ."
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Re: Anacondas as pets?
Originally Posted by Smulkin
Well, to clarify...Shelby has yellow 'condas....which do not get anywhere near as big as a green. And even the greens, if you get a male, do not get to super-gigantic sizes. But ANY anaconda can still get pretty big and requires more specialized care than the more common snakes in the pet trade. Not for the novice keeper, I believe.
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Re: Anacondas as pets?
Originally Posted by JLC
Well, to clarify...Shelby has yellow 'condas....which do not get anywhere near as big as a green. And even the greens, if you get a male, do not get to super-gigantic sizes. But ANY anaconda can still get pretty big and requires more specialized care than the more common snakes in the pet trade. Not for the novice keeper, I believe.
Just can't stay off my toes, can ya?
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Re: Anacondas as pets?
Originally Posted by Smulkin
Just can't stay off my toes, can ya?
I told ya...they're mighty fine toes!
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Re: Anacondas as pets?
I was just curious if they did well in captivity, my Ball Python is enough for me .
J.B.
1 Ball Python, Kaa
2 Red Ear Slider Turtles, Nubin & Mallory
1 Military Macaw, Sheila
2 cats, Pickle & Skittles
1 St. Bernard, Daisy
1 Chinchilla, Buddy
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