We have an outside chance of adopting a yellow anaconda (or a pair)!
Over the weekend we were talking to the keeper at a reputable attraction (in the UK) that have a beautiful breeding pair of yellow anacondas and, well, they bred big time! 30+ of them!
Of course, they are looking for homes in zoos etc., but there may be a chance of an adoption...so I guess I'm asking for opinions and advice.
The keeper has had no behaviour problems (they've had the female for 14 years). What are other people's experiences?
Don't worr, we're not stupid! We have a number of snakes including an adult BCI - the last few were rescues - and are big on giving snakes their needs.
I've seen the thread that quoted 6*6*6 for an enclosure and they'll need a lot of water.
Does anyone keep them out there? How big can they really get? (The female yellow was, maybe, 12ft)
Any input would be appreciated!
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