After the war, the "Anaconda" remained in service until November 1946 when she was sold and converted into a fishing boat. The fate of the "Mother Snake" is unknown, although it is believed that she remained in Borneo after the war. The six Snake-class boats, however, along with the "Krait" were sold to the British Civil Administration in Borneo. The MV "Krait" was originally restored in 1964 and used for training and recreation purposes by the Royal Volunteer Coastal Patrol. The vessel is part of the Australian War Memorial's collection, on loan to the Australian National Maritime Museum in Darling Harbour, Sydney.