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We took this pic the other day and thought we would share it on the forum. This is "Annie" and she is a 5 year old. I would have gotten more of her out, but I dont know that I could hold it all. We hope to get babies from her this season.

Thanks
Rich

Hello,
That is a big snake. How long is she, and how much does she weigh? Good thing she is tame, I would hate to she her mad!!!
Peace

to see her mad...hehehe

You can really see the difference in muscle tone form that of a
burmese python on there. She looks MUCH stronger than a burm
of the same size........tc

with excellent body weight. Curious as to the background on her, as far as her origins being cb/wc, and at what size you obtained her. Do you have any shots of the male you intend to use, and the type of setup you maintain her in. I would be interested to know if you are like us and have dispensed with the water setup. Thanks Rich,

Kelly

` That is a great picture. She looks like she's on her way somewhere, and using you for a stepping-stone.
` She is one healthy looking Anaconda.
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` I hope you'll be posting more pix of her.
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` Here's a pic of the more compact model. The snake, I mean, lol.

` Thank you; Rich

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Dfr I would not take anymore pix of that snake, It has a very strange looking head on it. It appears to have some kind of strange facial infection, you might want to take it to a vet. lol

` Tried that. The Vet ran screaming, off toward the horizon. I hear that now, she's working in a meat packing plant.

` Mr. Ihle's post made me realize that posting a pic of yourself ain't such a bad idea, as he is a most atypical looking snake keeper.

` Anyway, MR_ANACONDA28, we have our eye on you.

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your snake appears to have a tumor growing on its body.
how are you not scared with a snake that big around your neck?
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0.1 "Tremper" looking Albino Leopard gecko (Lex)
0.0.1 normal ball python (felix)
1.1 Feral cats that we adopted (Fuzzy, and Bear)

` It's not a tumor, but a pilonidal cyst.
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` Who says I wasn't scared? Whoever it was is quite wrong.

` Just like riding my motorcycle on the street. I stay scared, and alive. You have too much fun, you die, or worse!

` Assume nothing. Expect the worst, when taking a risk. Be prepared for it. If it doesn't happen, be pleasantly surprised.

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Wonderful pic. So few large anaconda pics out there. Like someone else mentioned, could you please give us some more info - length, what you feed it, how many kids it has eaten,
the cage you keep it in, temperment, etc. I'm sure a bunch of us would appreciate that info. Thanks.