You don’t typically see green anacondas resting for hours on a 95 degree substrate. This gravid female has been cycling on and off the hot spot for weeks now. She will usually spend several hours at a time on the hot side before moving off for 6 to 8 hours. Even though gravid, it’s still amazing to see a green handle that much heat. Anacondas definitely seek out temps cooler than most other boids would, and normally avoid substrate temps over 85 degrees. I would be tempted to question the 95 degree measurement, but I know it is correct because I use NIST traceable thermometers for all temperature measurements. She is also still maintaining her darker coloration to aid heat absorption. My question is how high of basking temperatures have you all seen gravid boa constrictors utilize? Thanks,
Kelly

