Breeding yellow anacondas

[KORBIN5895]

I actually caught the age and size of them and knew they weren't ready to breed.

I don't know what you qualify as "plenty of experience " with snakes but I am interested in hearing more about it( We love good snake stories! ). From what I gather an anaconda ie quite different from a red tail though.

The biggest issue I see with your situation is you are looking to purchase a snake which by your first post sounds like you have already decided and were just asking a few last minute questions. The questions you're asking lead me personally to believe you don't have the foggiest idea about yellow anacondas.... let alone a breeding pair. I worry you will by these 3ft long beasts and and not be able to care for them properly then make the stupid decision to try and breed anyway.

To me buying a giant and saying you will learn as you go is just as bad as buying a hot and learning as you go.

Sorry to be so negative but I see this ending terribly. The longer I am on this forum (and others) the more cynical I become. Or maybe I just see people making really stupid and ignorant decisions quite often( read as daily). Regardless I no longer believe that anyone should just give it a shot if they want to try.

[Shrp Blunt]

Originally Posted by KORBIN5895

I actually caught the age and size of them and knew they weren't ready to breed.

I don't know what you qualify as "plenty of experience " with snakes but I am interested in hearing more about it( We love good snake stories! ). From what I gather an anaconda ie quite different from a red tail though.

The biggest issue I see with your situation is you are looking to purchase a snake which by your first post sounds like you have already decided and were just asking a few last minute questions. The questions you're asking lead me personally to believe you don't have the foggiest idea about yellow anacondas.... let alone a breeding pair. I worry you will by these 3ft long beasts and and not be able to care for them properly then make the stupid decision to try and breed anyway.

To me buying a giant and saying you will learn as you go is just as bad as buying a hot and learning as you go.

Sorry to be so negative but I see this ending terribly. The longer I am on this forum (and others) the more cynical I become. Or maybe I just see people making really stupid and ignorant decisions quite often( read as daily). Regardless I no longer believe that anyone should just give it a shot if they want to try.

So you're telling me people are born with a knowledge of them? I am wanting to buy them as pets, and one day may have the intention of breeding, that is why I was asking. I wanted to try a new breed as a pet because I had my boas for 6 years and then I had to move so I left them with a family member in Cape Town. I came here to this forum to ask questions to learn and get help so that I know what to expect if I get them, and all I've gotten is you jumping down my throat, you don't know me from a bar of soap buddy so get of your high horse and maybe actually help people who seek help instead of putting them off.