Original post by Somanypetsgirl — 2018-11-13 03:37:56 GMT
So i am getting a 4 yr old jungle boa tomorrow and i want to try and breed her with my male jungle het Albion boa but ive never done it before and so i am doing a ton of research and i was just wondering if u all could fill me in on some important knowledge that i may not have came across too yet !!! Ty
]]>Original post by tjcondy — 2018-05-30 23:35:25 GMT
Hello,
I'm located in Southern California, looking for a yearling, you can contact me at my email tjcondy@yahoo.com or TEXT me at (714) 220 - 7657
Thanks.
]]>Original post by danielnor123 — 2018-03-05 16:42:45 GMT
I am in Los Angeles, seeking a female Green Anaconda, please let me know or call me /text me
213 841 1959
]]>Original post by mjf — 2017-06-12 15:03:33 GMT
He was shot to death in a home invasion.
]]>Original post by jacksonlaflare — 2017-03-07 04:24:27 GMT
i am looking for a male juvenile (or close to it) yellow anaconda. also would need to be shipped to Mississippi, unless it is close enough for me to drive and pick him up.
email: jacksonklein8@yahoo.com
Original post by VladBCI — 2016-08-01 20:34:10 GMT
Title says it all just having a hard time finding a breeder in Washington state heard a rumor someone picked a baby up in Arlington WA but I don't know where from, and info on current breeders would be wonderful. Been in love with them for quite some time and I'd love to have one. Thanks so much!
]]>Original post by eunectes4 — 2015-04-04 02:55:01 GMT
I have a question on anacondas, but I am going to see if I can figure it out first
]]>Original post by Cmullikin86 — 2015-02-20 14:29:40 GMT
Im looking into buying a female green anaconda and would like to purchase one from kelly. So kelly if you are reading this please respond or contact me at cmullikin86@yahoo.com thank you. Chris
Reply by siccrick916 — 2015-10-01 20:51:25 GMT
Have you got in contact with kelly haller about the green anacondas? I myself is looking to buy some. I'm looking for baby's and adults, plz contact me at 916-500-2090 names Richard tyvm.
Reply by rottenweiler9 — 2015-03-05 15:15:30 GMT
Have you tried clicking on his name on one of his posts below and sending him a message that way?
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0.2 Rotts
1.0 Super Tiger (Dash)
0.1 Ball Python (Cyeanne)
0.1 Red Tail (Memphis)
1.0 Emerald Tree Boa (Bing Bong)
1.0 Ivory Ball Python (Hansel)
0.1 Bumble Bee Ball Python (Sissy)
1.0 Yellow Ackies (Ivan Drago)
0.1 Mystic Potion
0.1 Orange Dream
0.1 Highway
1.0 Nuclear
1.0 Pastel Clown
0.1 Pied
Original post by rottenweiler9 — 2014-05-02 18:46:33 GMT
Back in 206. Big boy.
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0.2 Rotts
1.0 Super Tiger (Dash)
0.1 Ball Python (Cyeanne)
0.1 Red Tail (Memphis)
1.0 Green Ananconda (Prefontain)
1.0 Emerald Tree Boa (Bing Bong)
1.0 Ivory Ball Python (Hansel)
0.1 Bumble Bee Ball Python (Sissy)
0.0.2 Yellow Ackies (Ludmilla and Ivan Drago)
Original post by rottenweiler9 — 2014-05-02 18:37:35 GMT
Pic of my guy.
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0.2 Rotts
1.0 Super Tiger (Dash)
1.0 Amel Retic (Mahola)RIP Buddy.
0.1 Ball Python (Cyeanne)
0.1 Red Tail (Memphis)
1.0 Coral Sun Glow Boa (Rodman)
0.1 Blood Python (Danica)
1.0 Green Ananconda (Prefontain)
1.0 Emerald Tree Boa (Bing Bong)
1.0 Ivory Ball Python (Hansel)
0.1 Bumble Bee Ball Python (Sissy)
0.0.2 Yellow Ackies (Ludmilla and Ivan Drago)
Original post by jigaloo — 2014-03-24 04:02:30 GMT
Hi,
Below, I saw a similar post to mine. Unfortunately, it was pretty dated.
Can anyone direct me to a breeder who has any cbb green anacondas available, and/or will have them available in the near future?
THANKS!!
]]>Original post by rod1985 — 2014-02-24 05:02:38 GMT
I was sent over here by a gentleman on BP.net, were I had made a post about my green anaconda.
Here is the post from other there:
So I recently aquired a green anaconda from my friend. It is about 7foot right now and I am a little confused about whether it is male or female.
It is rather long and slender rather than being more plump like most of the females i have seen. It has no spurs that I can see so spur sexing is a no go. I see no spurs what so ever. I heard females are recessed in? On this anaconda there are no spur that I have found, its like they broke off.
And the other day I was letting it swim in the tub and after a while I saw what I think is white stuff floating around. Sperm maybe??
So in closing does anyone have any options on sexing anacondas when spur sexing in not a option?? I have heard probing can be difficult.Thanks in advance
A gentleman replied and said that Kelly from kingsnakes.com could help me, so hear I am. 
Reply by dccjamz — 2016-03-06 16:02:22 GMT
have any green anaconda's for sale? if so how much, and do u have a buisness website i can visit?
Reply by rod1985 — 2014-03-02 01:42:08 GMT
Thank you for the photo's Kelly, they help explain a lot. After your message it is apparent that my Green is in fact female. I see no visible signs of spurs or any indication that exposed spurs used to be there.
And I believe I know why the this female is not as heavy as most I have seen are. You are right she is not a good eater. In fact, she has not eaten at all in the 2 months I have had her. My friend I got her from said she was eating jumbo rats or rabbits. I went and bought a live jumbo rat after her 1 month strike and she wanted nothing to do with it. I dispatched it and tried to offer it again 2 weeks F/T but still she refused. Come to think of it I never seen her bite anything. She doesn't like to be messed with, but shows no aggression whatsoever. She is approx 7 ft currently, and seems to be very docile. Do you have any tips on getting her to eat? I will upload a pic older pic of her for now. I have not been feeling very hot the past couple days, once I back in good health I will remove her from her enclosure and get you some better pics. Thanks for all the advice Kelly, it is greatly appriciated.
Reply by Kelly_Haller — 2014-03-01 21:02:25 GMT
With regards to probing, any anaconda 6 feet or larger can be easily spur sexed and probing is not necessary. Also, you are correct in that green anacondas are difficult to probe as the penetration angles involved are much different than with other species of boids. If this specimen is showing no evidence of an external spur structure then it is most definitely a female. Not only do males have exposed spur structures, the spur is also attached to a short external appendage that is also quite apparent.
See the photos below that I took some years ago of greens in my collection. The top photo is a young female at about 10 feet that shows the very small short spur that is directly attached to the body with no appendage. It can usually only be seen by pulling back on the surrounding scales as I am doing in the photo. The second photo is the same female, you can see the cavity in which the small female spurs are recessed and is now not visible as I am no longer pulling back on the area around it. The third photo shows a male spur on a specimen about the same size as the female above. The spur is completely external and the short appendage that the spur is connected too is also easily visible as well.
Do not put to much stock in the fact that this specimen looks too thin to be a female. The weight differences do not show up very prominently between the sexes until they get 8 to 10 feet and above and / or get more age on them. Also, underfed females can easily have the same appearance as a well fed male when the females are young and in the adult male size range.
Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
Kelly
Original post by cfng — 2013-10-12 11:22:21 GMT
Is anyone breeding/selling nice CB greens? I've gotten in contact with the big names and they are sold out, with a few I've never got replies from (Kelly Haller, if you're reading this, I'm really interested!) Anywhere from babies to two years old preferred. Looking to pair up my awesome female with an equally awesome male. Thanks.
]]>Original post by Mcclavh — 2013-10-07 12:23:10 GMT
I recently purchased a female sunglow nicaraguan boa from Ben Siegel but cannot get anymore information from him as to what her parents were or where he got her, I Have a male hypo dh sunglow (kahl strain) but was told by a friend they were not compatible any help would be appreciated, thanks vic
Reply by shadowguy — 2013-10-17 23:32:18 GMT
I'm guessing the "boa" forum might generate more replies. This one is all but dead.
Original post by Varanaman — 2013-08-23 11:00:48 GMT
The British Herpetological Society Education Committee is trying to produce a better definition of what is considered a "Giant Snake" or "Large Constrictor"
If you own ANY snake longer than 10 feet (3 meters) please e-mail me at Herpetology@o2.co.uk stating:
(1) Species
(2) Length
(3) Maximum girth
(4) Weight
before 3rd September 2013.
Many thanks for your help
Richard Butler
BHS Education Committee
Original post by EBLover — 2013-08-11 04:23:20 GMT
Thread has probably been done to death, but I am having trouble finding anyone who has CBB Green Anacondas. I've done a lot of research, and decided that a Green Anaconda would probably be the best large snake for me to start wit. I wouldn't be rushing into it, but I want to know of a reliable breeder for when I decide to get one.
Reply by EBLover — 2013-09-07 08:31:47 GMT
Thanks Sarge, I found someone to buy from already though (y)
Reply by sarge2004 — 2013-09-06 12:15:00 GMT
I highly recommend contacting Kelly Haller or Jud McClanahan through this forum. These gentlemen breed beautiful and extremely docile greens. Bill
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...three years ago it was just another snake cult...
The Retic is King.
Anacondas-the other Dark Side.
Afrocks-the dark side of the Dark Side.
Original post by TSUSnakeGuy — 2013-08-06 03:43:44 GMT
I am hoping to upgrade my snake caging in the next 6 months or so and I want to start really looking into it right now. I currently use big wooden homemade cages. They are great cages and have done a good job but I have way more snakes now than I did back then and want to move to using a professional style rack. I am torn between the large boa racks of ARS Caging and Freedom Breeder. I really want to hear everyones input on both of these systems. I want to know about their ease of cleaning, how sturdy they are, how much it cost in shipping. I want to know anything you are willing to tell me.
I know that their are cages out their that you can stack but I really want a rack system. I find the being able to reach down into them to clean and remove snakes to be easier on my back than reaching deep into a cage.
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1.1 Motley het butter corns
0.1 Snow corn
0.1 Okeetee corn
1.0 Anery mutt corn
0.1 Stripe Ghost corn
0.1 Amelanistic corn het carmel
2.2 Colombian Redtails
0.1 Striped Colombian Redtail
1.0 Hypo Colombian Redtail
0.1 Hogg Island Redtail
1.3.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa
1.0 Anery Kenyan sand boa
0.1 Normal Kenyan sand boa
1.1 Mexican Rosy Boas
2.0 Ball Pythons
0.0.1 Banded kingsnake
0.1 Jungle Carpet Python
3.0 Bearded Dragons
3.0 Leopard Geckos
0.2 Snow Leopard Geckos
0.0.5 Sulcatas
and lots of fish
Original post by shanemc88 — 2013-05-05 02:54:25 GMT
I've had an anaconda for four years, and he has been docile as can be since i got him.
However, I have been bitten twice in the past 5 weeks, first time ever. He didn't strike, he didnt do any defensive posturing, just sort of opened his mouth and latched on to some hand-meat.
Any ideas what could be causing this, or how i can prevent it?
Reply by rottenweiler9 — 2013-06-13 14:31:34 GMT
How much is he eating? Are you handling anything before you go to hold him? Has anything changed? I would think something like that he thinks its food. The only reason I say that is because my Conda, I have seen strike at me twice. Once when I reached in to grab him in the cage and the other was opening the lid to the bath he was taking. When I watch him eat, I just lay the rat in the cage and I watch him go up to it sniff it and then sometimes he will hammer it and sometimes he will just grab it. But I could also see what the post above me says. Just my two cents.
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0.2 Rotts
1.0 Super Tiger (Dash)
1.0 Amel Retic (Mahola)RIP Buddy.
0.1 Ball Python (Cyeanne)
0.1 Red Tail (Memphis)
1.0 Coral Sun Glow Boa (Rodman)
0.1 Blood Python (Danica)
1.0 Green Ananconda (Prefontain)
1.0 Emerald Tree Boa (Bing Bong)
1.0 Ivory Ball Python (Hansel)
0.1 Bumble Bee Ball Python (Sissy)
0.0.2 Yellow Ackies (Ludmilla and Ivan Drago)
Reply by danaconda — 2013-05-05 08:48:37 GMT
I've never seen this behaviour before but im guessing if he is a 4 yr old male and he began biting you around the start of April it is probably something related to reproductive activity-breeding season is roughly April-June
Original post by Leo_Solis — 2013-03-15 06:00:02 GMT
I was just curious about the laws regarding the exportation of green anacondas, are there any issues in that matter? I am asking because currently it remains being possible and relatibily easy to buy green anacondas here in Mexico, but I was a bit worried of them becoming rare due to changes in laws regulation the international trade of the specie, at least its exportation from the USA.
]]>Original post by snakekeeper77 — 2013-02-28 00:22:49 GMT
has anything been done with the albinos, i saw an albino several years ago...but have not seen or heard anything about them...are they available yet? pics of any, and an adult albino pic?
Reply by shadowguy — 2013-03-05 05:00:42 GMT
Ben Renick has been working with them. try www.benrenick.com