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The Green Anaconda - Natural History of the World's Largest Snake ...

Green Anacondas give birth to 10-100 live young after a gestation period of approximately 6 months. The size and number of young are related to the size and health of the mother. Examples from animals under my care: a 20-foot-long ... Continue reading


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Anaconda Green Health Information

The Green Anaconda's aggressive temperament and its extremely large size make it an inappropriate pet for all but the most experienced large snake keepers. Even captive born and raised specimens tend to have nasty dispositions and will bite with little or no provocation.

It has been reported that the Green Anaconda may be susceptible to blister disease. If your snake has been spending excessive amounts of time in its water, you may want to remove the water bowl for a day to help prevent this disease. Yellow Anacondas do not seem to be as prone to this problem as the Green Anaconda.

Breeding
In the wild, the Green Anaconda will mate between April and May and will court and copulate in water. Many males will often attempt to mate with a single female, forming a "mating ball" of up to 11 males and a female. Females will gestate for six to nine months and may fast during this period. Studies of wild Anacondas indicate that they give birth to anywhere from 4 to 82 neonates that can range in size from 20 to 36 inches long. They may ingest infertile ova. In captivity, newborn Anacondas feed on small mice and fish, though they may also refuse food for several months after birth. The captive born young are generally as irritable as most wild specimens are.

Neonate Green Anaconda's are notorious feeders and pose some potential problems. It IS NOT uncommon for them to fast for prolonged periods of time when young (or OLD!!!). In fact some neonates have gone as lone as 4 months without a first feeding!!! You need to concentrate on manipulating at least 3 variables if you wish to try and get them to eat: prey item, enclosure and timing.

As far as prey items are concerned variety is the key. Try some, or ALL of the following: Mice (pinkies, fuzzies, live and dead), Rats (pinkies, fuzzies, live and dead), Fish (Goldfish, Cichlids - dead on forceps or live in water tub), Frogs (some people have success with frogs when all else has failed). It may be hard to find them in the wild during the winter months (depending on where you live). Some reptile stores and suppliers will offer various frog species for a reasonable price (DO NOT USE HIGHLY TOXIC species such as Fire Bellied Toads etc.), Birds and lastly scenting with various odors MAY help - such as Caiman and Turtles if you can get your hands on either.

With respect to enclosure - be sure to try and feed them in a SECURE and non-stressing environment. Try placing food in water bowl, or within a hide-box for them to "find". Place visual obstructions around the enclosure so there is the "feeling" of security associated with confined spaces (for example - tubs in a Rack System, and "clumped" paper towel "wads" placed inside the tub so that, in effect, the Anaconda was "surrounded" by visual obstacles).

As for timing - try different times of day. Most Anacondas will feed around the twilight hours. This seems to work better than feeing over night or in the morning.

This may seem like an endless chore because of all the variables one may need to try - but remind yourself that you have plenty of time to try these suggestions - unless your snake is obviously thin and emaciated to the point of near starvation. If she/he appears to be in reasonable health then assume you can likely go 2 months (at least) before even considering an assist feed. If an assist feed becomes a MUST situation - then you should consult your vet.

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