I was a bad girl.. (new snake pics!)

I gotta admit, green condas are a fave :love: Congrats on the new boy!

I decided for sure on Oliver. Now I just have to wait that darn week before I can handle him!

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Originally Posted by Shelby

I decided for sure on Oliver. Now I just have to wait that darn week before I can handle him!

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Ollie ollie oxen free!

LOL.. I will probably call him that too.. most of my pets end up with lots of weird nick names.

I can also call him Oliver Twist when he's all coiled up.

GREAT choice IMO :)

wow thats a nice snake.im surprised people would want to keep such a large snake,but i gotaa admit sometimes even i want one of those but even my parents wouldnt let me keep an anaconda especially when they know they get BIG plus they see on TV and movies on how anacondas kill large prey and even people.

Congrats! He's very pretty.

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Originally Posted by Snakeman

wow thats a nice snake.im surprised people would want to keep such a large snake,but i gotaa admit sometimes even i want one of those but even my parents wouldnt let me keep an anaconda especially when they know they get BIG plus they see on TV and movies on how anacondas kill large prey and even people.

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Well, there's something about keeping large snakes.. once the bug bites you, you're not satisfied until you keep them. LOL

That said.. as long as you know what you are doing, and use your brain, keeping large snakes does not have to be a dangerous hobby.

Plus that.. male anacondas are much smaller than females. Males average 8-10' vs females which top 20'.

We have a pup named Oliver...:carrot: Good choice of names!:rockon: Awesome green too, be sure to keep up with pics!! And don't forget the granites :D

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Originally Posted by Ben_Renick

And don't forget the granites :D

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Hear hear! I don't think I could ever get tired of seeing Harry pictures! =)

Wrong granite, Cassandra. He's talking about my 2 granite yellow anacondas. :P

Since you have two and all, if they become too much, you know where to find me!!!!!:D

you should call it - 'tiny' or 'fluffy' :P

We handled one at a local pet store. They carry some odd reptiles that get VERY BIG. I don't know if it is a male or female (what's an extra 10 feet between friends!). I'd really like to get one in a few years, a male of course. Gotta get a BCC first to get used to a BIG BOY (8-10 feet).

How about buggar for a name?

His name is Oliver (this is an old thread actually)

7 months old :D