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RE: New to Anacondas questions oh questions

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Posted by: SoLA at Sat Jul 4 08:01:40 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by SoLA ]  
   

Male yellow anacondas will not get "HUGE." I cannot guarantee it will not get more than 10 ft, but the records on males are not too much larger than that.

They can be great captives but they require some skill and attention from the keeper. There is no reason any snake should get "out of control." Secure caging, proper use of different tools, and close attention by the care provider will make for a very safe and enjoyable animal you choose to bring into your home and care for.

   

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