Snake question???
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Snake question???
Kids just went down for a swim and they saw a small brown snake in a fish tail fern tree thats only about 4/5 foot tall.
So tree snakes come in green usually but also brown? but do brown snakes - the deadly ones I mean climb?
The browns I have seen have always been on the ground, but its getting warm now breeding season has started so pretty worried it could have been a baby brown not a tree snake and of course one baby always means more. The damn thing moved before I got to it and only saw part of the body.
Plenty of snake websites but buggared if I can find one that says if they climb or not. Second snake sighting in 3 days, we saw a large red belly black run over on Sunday.
So tree snakes come in green usually but also brown? but do brown snakes - the deadly ones I mean climb?
The browns I have seen have always been on the ground, but its getting warm now breeding season has started so pretty worried it could have been a baby brown not a tree snake and of course one baby always means more. The damn thing moved before I got to it and only saw part of the body.
Plenty of snake websites but buggared if I can find one that says if they climb or not. Second snake sighting in 3 days, we saw a large red belly black run over on Sunday.
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Re: Snake question???
Originally Posted by jad n rich
Kids just went down for a swim and they saw a small brown snake in a fish tail fern tree thats only about 4/5 foot tall.
So tree snakes come in green usually but also brown? but do brown snakes - the deadly ones I mean climb?
The browns I have seen have always been on the ground, but its getting warm now breeding season has started so pretty worried it could have been a baby brown not a tree snake and of course one baby always means more. The damn thing moved before I got to it and only saw part of the body.
Plenty of snake websites but buggared if I can find one that says if they climb or not. Second snake sighting in 3 days, we saw a large red belly black run over on Sunday.
So tree snakes come in green usually but also brown? but do brown snakes - the deadly ones I mean climb?
The browns I have seen have always been on the ground, but its getting warm now breeding season has started so pretty worried it could have been a baby brown not a tree snake and of course one baby always means more. The damn thing moved before I got to it and only saw part of the body.
Plenty of snake websites but buggared if I can find one that says if they climb or not. Second snake sighting in 3 days, we saw a large red belly black run over on Sunday.
http://www.epa.qld.gov.au/nature_con...wn_tree_snake/
a brown tree snake
cheers
P.s taipans must be able to "climb" - thinking about it, one of my neighbours has lost a few of her birds ( budgies) to brown snakes over the years which she keeps in a cage outside her house. and they sit on a perch, so to get to them they must climb. The ones I've seen are on the ground
Last edited by Ceri; Sep 28th 2004 at 2:25 am.
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Re: Snake question???
Originally Posted by Ceri
When I was in Sing, my cat brought in this little brown snake, around too foot long.
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Re: Snake question???
Originally Posted by JulesandChris
What happened to the cat? Did it use one of it's 9 lives?
He has a habit of bringing things in.. one time he brought a rat in , and it was still alive..I was walking around a corner into the kitcher, my cat was coming the other way with this bl**dy big dirty rat in his mouth that he caught in a storm drain, I screamed , he shot up in the air. dropped the rat, which lay on it's back kicking it's legs, don't know who was the most shocked - me, my cat from me screaming at him, or the dying rat..lol
Last edited by Ceri; Sep 28th 2004 at 3:27 am.
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Re: Snake question???
Originally Posted by jad n rich
Kids just went down for a swim and they saw a small brown snake in a fish tail fern tree thats only about 4/5 foot tall.
So tree snakes come in green usually but also brown? but do brown snakes - the deadly ones I mean climb?
The browns I have seen have always been on the ground, but its getting warm now breeding season has started so pretty worried it could have been a baby brown not a tree snake and of course one baby always means more. The damn thing moved before I got to it and only saw part of the body.
Plenty of snake websites but buggared if I can find one that says if they climb or not. Second snake sighting in 3 days, we saw a large red belly black run over on Sunday.
So tree snakes come in green usually but also brown? but do brown snakes - the deadly ones I mean climb?
The browns I have seen have always been on the ground, but its getting warm now breeding season has started so pretty worried it could have been a baby brown not a tree snake and of course one baby always means more. The damn thing moved before I got to it and only saw part of the body.
Plenty of snake websites but buggared if I can find one that says if they climb or not. Second snake sighting in 3 days, we saw a large red belly black run over on Sunday.
Most snakes do climb trees, my uncle (in Eight mile plains) had fifteen snakes in one of his smallish garden trees, one morning, it looked like the tree was alive. :scared:
PJ
Last edited by Jacko1; Sep 28th 2004 at 7:51 am.
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Re: Snake question???
Originally Posted by Jacko1
Most snakes do climb my uncle
lol sos, I couldnt' help myself when I read that.
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Re: Snake question???
Originally Posted by JulesandChris
Does he charge people to watch?
lol sos, I couldnt' help myself when I read that.
lol sos, I couldnt' help myself when I read that.
Edited now
PJ
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Re: Snake question???
Come to Noo Zelund-the only snakes here live in the Beehive(Paliament).