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Old 10-10-03, 12:43 AM   #1
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Top 5 Large Constrictors

Can someone please give me a list of record sizes for the top five largest constrictors, I want to make a graph comparing there sizes and comparing them to humans. I only need the lenghts but if I could get the weight and girth it would be greatly appreciated!

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Old 10-10-03, 12:51 AM   #2
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After some research on the internet this is what I found, not sure how accurate these are:
From the NERD site:
The record size for the Reticulated Python is 33 feet and 300+ pounds.
From Pet Central:
The Largest Green Anaconda recorded in 1944 was 37 1/2 feet.
Hope this helps.

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Old 10-10-03, 12:58 AM   #3
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i have an article here stating the record for a retic is approx 36 feet at 300 + pounds, and an anaconda at approx. 33 feet and 450 pounds the third largest is a coastal carpet at 26 feet and nearly 300 pounds, followed by an african rock at 24 feet nearly 300 pounds that all it lists and not much more detail i'll try to find out more for you, as for the fifth my guess would be a burm probably low twenties in length and mid two hundreds for wieght.
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Old 10-10-03, 01:06 AM   #4
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First we need to get the top five straight before we can start looking for info on record lenghts. Retic, Rock, Scrub, Coastal Carpet, and Ananconda. This sound right?
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Old 10-10-03, 01:07 AM   #5
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The Coastal Carpet python, I don't think this is correct? I no the order for the top five it goes Retic, Anaconda, Burmese, African- Rock, Scrub. I am a little iffy on the scrub python but I remember at the zoo they have a list of the top 5. I just need to no there sizes so i can make this graph but everything I read is a little different than the next article I read, its realy anoying! LOL. All your help is greatly appreciated!

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Old 10-10-03, 01:12 AM   #6
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Well I am not good with numbers but with the species I will give you you can do a bit more reserch and find there record length indavidualy.

1) Reticulated Python
2) Green Anaconda
3) African rock
4) Burmese Python
5) Scrub Python

Now I could be mistaken on the las one but that is a general over view.

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Originally posted by chondro python

1) Reticulated Python
2) Green Anaconda
3) African rock
4) Burmese Python
5) Scrub Python

I would go with that one, i dont think a coastal carpet would get 26 feet. i would beleave it if there was a pic. but dont think one would get that big. i could be wrong but doesnt sound right to me.
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oops... wouldnt load i guess it did sorry
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actualy after I posted that I started to secound geuss my self all thow I new I was 80% sure I had to do a serch to make sure and the world record costal was a bit over 14 feet in the 1970's give or tak I would have to check again for the exact date's.

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Yea i wouldnt think there would be one 25+ sounds way to big
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Old 10-10-03, 08:59 AM   #11
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Quote:
Originally posted by chondro python
Well I am not good with numbers but with the species I will give you you can do a bit more reserch and find there record length indavidualy.

1) Reticulated Python
2) Green Anaconda
3) African rock
4) Burmese Python
5) Scrub Python

Now I could be mistaken on the las one but that is a general over view.

Marc Doiron
Yeah, that sounds exactly right.
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Old 10-10-03, 02:44 PM   #12
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I always thought the Green Anaconda was larger than a retic.. I rememebr reading somewhere that it was recorded alot larger.
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Old 10-10-03, 03:02 PM   #13
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I always thought that african rocks are smaller then burms.
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Old 10-10-03, 03:05 PM   #14
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Quote:
Originally posted by chondro python
Well I am not good with numbers but with the species I will give you you can do a bit more reserch and find there record length indavidualy.

1) Reticulated Python
2) Green Anaconda
3) African rock
4) Burmese Python
5) Scrub Python

Now I could be mistaken on the las one but that is a general over view.

Marc Doiron
sounds good to me too!
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Old 10-10-03, 03:09 PM   #15
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Hummm I guess all i need now then is the Anaconda to have the top five. 2 If you don't want to count my " carpet X Scrub " at 11'
And only part Scub...lol

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