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    This bloke wandered across the front lawn

    This little guy came up the driveway last week after all the rain. About 9 foot long. He disappeared into the night after watching him inspect the disco.



    He went on to climb into neighbours guttering. When the next downpour came the following morning all the gutters were overflowing. Neighbour climbed up to clean out the leaves and found lying along the gutter.

    You should have heard the yell.

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>You should have heard the yell.[/b][/quote]

    i think i did :wink:

    mate i would have as well ops: ops: ops:
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    Yummy 8) 8) I like snake.

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    Harmless carpet snake by the looks.
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    not a bad size...
    the last one that tried to inhabit my place was 130+mm between the eyes.... i have no idea how long he was but it was wider than the road out the front of my place...

    no pictures, but several squealing witness's
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    Beautiful, its only a python of some sort, harmless and good for keeping away the mice. My daughter probably would have picked it up and taken it home. She loves pythons.
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    If anybody catches a baby one of these beasties,PYTHONS that is.My boy is a bit of a herpatolagist.He has assorted lizzards and would love a carpet snake.
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    They sell carpet snakes and Stimpsons pythons up the road from me for around the $350 mark ....about 10cm's long 8O 8O


    expencive mouse trap

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    <span style="color:blue">so...is a carpet snake and a python the same thing...?</span>

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