Hi........look for spuurs beside the vent, if they look like tiny raptor talons its a male, if it has tiny cones almost hidden in the scales its a female.......for sure. Anacondas have slow growth rates and need little food. an appropriate size meal every 2 weeks is plenty.........snakes in captivity are generally fed a lot more than they would ever get in the wild.
Mike

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