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What snake is that ?

Created by Macroscien Macroscien  > 9 months ago, 17 Dec 2020
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Macroscien
Macroscien

QLD

6808 posts

18 Dec 2020 12:21am


I found this creature yesterday hanging by my shed. What is it?


Rails
Rails

QLD

1371 posts

18 Dec 2020 4:54am
That is the Morelia spilota or carpet python - good for rats, mice..
and rabbits

www.brisbanetimes.com.au/politics/queensland/snake-sinks-teeth-into-rabbit-as-surfing-great-posts-photo-20201217-p56ohb.html
tarquin1
tarquin1

954 posts

18 Dec 2020 2:59am
Just beat me too it. Its been a while since I lived in Oz but that looks like a carpet snake. Its not a proper ozzie shed if it doesn't have a carpet snake in the roof!
evlPanda
evlPanda

NSW

9207 posts

18 Dec 2020 11:26am
Trouser snake.
HotBodMon
HotBodMon

NSW

612 posts

18 Dec 2020 3:58pm
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evlPanda said..
Trouser snake.


takes 9 months for the swelling to go down from that bugger
SarahSimm
SarahSimm

7 posts

18 Dec 2020 6:17pm
gush, I hate snakes
sorry
japie
japie

NSW

7145 posts

18 Dec 2020 11:18pm
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Rails said..
That is the Morelia spilota or carpet python - good for rats, mice..
and rabbits

www.brisbanetimes.com.au/politics/queensland/snake-sinks-teeth-into-rabbit-as-surfing-great-posts-photo-20201217-p56ohb.html


And guinea pigs.







Haircut
Haircut

QLD

6491 posts

20 Dec 2020 11:04pm
they looove pierogi
Macroscien
Macroscien

QLD

6808 posts

21 Dec 2020 12:33am
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Haircut said..
they looove pierogi


or looks like a snack for some:
edition.cnn.com/2020/12/20/us/florida-pythons-eat-study-trnd/index.html
Logonso
Logonso

1 posts

4 Mar 2021 10:37pm
Relax bro, it's a dog. It's a damn snake, and it doesn't matter what breed, it's a snake and you have to be worried about it not on forums!
OXMAN
OXMAN

NSW

16 posts

5 Mar 2021 7:57pm
If I got I would it eat the rats, but not the chooks?
AdCornish65
AdCornish65

6 posts

16 Mar 2021 4:15am
Are you seriously interested in what kind of snake it is, and not how to get rid of it? You are either a very brave person, or you don't realize the danger.
UncleBob
UncleBob

NSW

1301 posts

16 Mar 2021 10:50am
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AdCornish65 said..
Are you seriously interested in what kind of snake it is, and not how to get rid of it? You are either a very brave person, or you don't realize the danger.


Yep, those carpet pythons sure are deadly dangerous !!






NOT.
kiterboy
kiterboy

2614 posts

16 Mar 2021 8:12am
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UncleBob said..

AdCornish65 said..
Are you seriously interested in what kind of snake it is, and not how to get rid of it? You are either a very brave person, or you don't realize the danger.



Yep, those carpet pythons sure are deadly dangerous !!






NOT.


I've been told many times that my carpet python is pretty deadly.
UncleBob
UncleBob

NSW

1301 posts

16 Mar 2021 12:48pm
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kiterboy said..

UncleBob said..


AdCornish65 said..
Are you seriously interested in what kind of snake it is, and not how to get rid of it? You are either a very brave person, or you don't realize the danger.




Yep, those carpet pythons sure are deadly dangerous !!






NOT.



I've been told many times that my carpet python is pretty deadly.


Boasting again?
kiterboy
kiterboy

2614 posts

16 Mar 2021 12:25pm
Just relaying the facts ;)
beachandbush
beachandbush

NSW

416 posts

16 Mar 2021 3:26pm
Upset this one trying to get him off the road.

No manners.
Ar$ehole wanted me.

Okay I grabbed his tail cause he weren't moving.

He left without incident.


LOL



Tamble
Tamble

194 posts

17 Mar 2021 6:28am
They are just about the only legal way of removing a possum permanently from your roof.
They work a treat too and clean up the rats while they're at it.

We don't mind having a couple in our roof; although you need to warn the tradies.
crustysailor
crustysailor

VIC

871 posts

17 Mar 2021 12:52pm
nah, you just need some imagination.

A guy at work threw a handful of dog food on to the neighbours roof a couple of times.
A few days later, no possums at his place.
GasHazard
GasHazard

QLD

385 posts

24 Mar 2021 11:29pm
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Macroscien said..

Haircut said..
they looove pierogi



or looks like a snack for some:
edition.cnn.com/2020/12/20/us/florida-pythons-eat-study-trnd/index.html


If they start eating them they'll start farming them no doubt.

I had a friend back in the day who lived like a hippy. He had a python and a possum living in his roof. The possum used to piss on the ceiling and the ceiling sagged above the stove. Possum piss seeped through the ceiling and dripped onto the stove. He put up with with it for 2 years then it stopped. The python ate the possum.
Macroscien
Macroscien

QLD

6808 posts

25 Mar 2021 12:15am
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GasHazard said..



Macroscien said..




Haircut said..
they looove pierogi






or looks like a snack for some:
edition.cnn.com/2020/12/20/us/florida-pythons-eat-study-trnd/index.html





If they start eating them they'll start farming them no doubt.

I had a friend back in the day who lived like a hippy. He had a python and a possum living in his roof. The possum used to piss on the ceiling and the ceiling sagged above the stove. Possum piss seeped through the ceiling and dripped onto the stove. He put up with with it for 2 years then it stopped. The python ate the possum.




That remind me exactly mine weekender where possum live in the roof space. Snake is crawling near by but never can get the possum. But one day I saw huge monitor ( reptile not a tv screen) carrying dead possum found under the house ( the other one because that on the roof wake up always in the middle of the night and make noise while walking on celling) .Now I have also plag of mice, catching 10 in mouse traps in one night.Funny that feed on kilos of best quality poison from Bunnings for no effect at all.

My next project could be:
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

26 Mar 2021 6:22am
^^ a little cruel.
Spring based traps that immediately kill are humane. Of course can't do large numbers that way in a plague.
A .22 rifle with ratshot = effective and humane.
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