Hypo Green Anaconda

She'd make me rethink my stand on an annie! Maaaaaaan she's gorgeous!

Thanks a lot!:rockon:

B E A U T I F U L conda I see there:eek: . I saw a hypo yellow annie on KS once.

Thanks a lot! I'm actually going to be getting a hypo yellow in a few weeks as well. I'll throw up some pics whenever it comes in... Pretty sure it's meaner than my hypo green, so I'm excited! lol :carrot:

I'm looking forward to seeing your hypo yellow when it comes.

Are all of yours nasty? All 4 of mine have bitten.. some are more happy to do it than others, but dagnabbit I want a nice conda. LOL

Nope, the hypos would be the only aggressive ones in my collection. All of my other Greens and Yellows we free handle without any worries at all. I mean don't get me wrong, we might get the once a year bite from a couple, but it's on a rare occasion and typically related to seasonal changes from what we have noted.

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I'm looking forward to seeing your hypo yellow when it comes.

Are all of yours nasty? All 4 of mine have bitten.. some are more happy to do it than others, but dagnabbit I want a nice conda. LOL

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My one and only conda happens to be very gentle, EXCEPT at feeding time, of course. When I bought her she was 6' and 6# and was VERY mean. It turns out that the conditions she was kept in with the previous owner were not to her comfort and that is why she bit him every day. Since I have brought her home with me, not a single bite and the guy won't believe me. Now she is 7' and about 10# and I doubt that she'll bite me at this point. :carrot:

Cool.. I hope mine eventually figure out I'm not going to eat them. The female yellow is the worst, and my big male yellow is the best.. but they all will do the sideswipe bite. LOL little stinkers..

It is very nice to get exceptions like that! If you can find one that with some handling and proper caging will calm it down and get it to trust you more, all the more to ya!:salute: Especially at that size, it's good to hear that even after 6' you could still get it to calm down for you.

Unfortunately, that isn't a very common occurance with condas :8: It's almost like once it tastes your blood the first time, you automatically become part of its diet.:8: But hey, it's always worth a try on getting larger condas to be more on the calmer tame side.:sunny:

Nice :eek:


We need more pics! Where is your usual snake prop?? :8: