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08-25-11, 10:45 AM
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The Original Urban Legend
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Re: Geriatric Yellow anaconda
I just read this thread, and I commend you for providing such a stable, loving home for your snake. I see too many up for sale on Craigslist because people didn't think the purchase through, or decided they were bored with the snake after a few years. You're one of the good guys, the few people who truly accept the massive responsibility that a giant constrictor can be.
I'm so glad to hear she's back to eating well, and I wish you many more happy years with her.
A bit of encouragement for you- the oldest snake on record was a ball python in a US zoo that lived to be 47 years old! There have also been retics and Burms that lived well into their 30s.
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08-25-11, 06:26 PM
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Captain America
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Re: Geriatric Yellow anaconda
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Originally Posted by Will0W783
I just read this thread, and I commend you for providing such a stable, loving home for your snake. I see too many up for sale on Craigslist because people didn't think the purchase through, or decided they were bored with the snake after a few years. You're one of the good guys, the few people who truly accept the massive responsibility that a giant constrictor can be.
I'm so glad to hear she's back to eating well, and I wish you many more happy years with her.
A bit of encouragement for you- the oldest snake on record was a ball python in a US zoo that lived to be 47 years old! There have also been retics and Burms that lived well into their 30s.
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There's a Rosy Boa that is been on display for over 60 years. It belongs to a College or University in one of the south western states. I just can remember which one.
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08-25-11, 11:02 AM
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mamma bear
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Re: Geriatric Yellow anaconda
what is the average lifespan for corns and BP's?? everything I could find on the internet said 20+ years, which can mean almost anything!!
My guy is just a little baby, so we have many, many years together!! He'll take me into my senior years!! (odd to think actually, I am used to dogs. Ours usually live to 15-18 yrs)
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08-25-11, 11:03 AM
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Non Carborundum Illegitimi
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Re: Geriatric Yellow anaconda
I think 20-25 years if "average" for corns and BP's
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08-25-11, 11:08 AM
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mamma bear
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Re: Geriatric Yellow anaconda
Awesome!! It tears me apart when I lose one of my animals, so the less often it happens, the better!!
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