I think you have two versions of Python installed. One comes with the system and the program probably is /usr/bin/python, the other comes with Anaconda and the program is /home/rick/Anaconda2/bin/python. When you open an (i)python console or when you do 'conda install', the Anaconda python environment is used (as it should be). However, it seems that when you open spyder, the system Python environment is used. Maybe you don't have spyder in the Anaconda environment (in which case, do: conda install spyder). If you do have spyder installed in the Anaconda environment, try giving the full path: /home/rick/Anaconda2/bin/spyder.
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