Anyone want a snake

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Originally Posted by 123rover50

I tried to pull it out from inside a roller door as I thought he might get caught. Its pretty strong and can hang on. I was pulling hard and things started to crack so I let it be. They are slow looking and move really slowly but it gave me a fright once by striking at a broom. They can strike really fast.
Deceiving, I think it would bite all right if annoyed enough.

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Yes, I think you're right.
Years ago, a friend of mine had a snake, he used to keep it inside, it'd sleep under the couch in the living room.
But, he used to take it outside sometimes & place it in a tree. On one occasion, according to him, He made a mistake when retrieving it from the tree, in that instead of being totally front on, He was a bit to one side, as a consequence of which the snake struck out & gave him a nasty bite,.....didn't concern my friend, he said it was his fault.
Pickles.

Our Monty is quite well behaved, usually curling up in a pot, or perched on a rafter or in the roof space. I don't know what he feeds on, but he gets fat when his belly is full. We don't want to get rid of him.
P.S. they've all fallen over since I put them in the correct way round.[bigsad]
Don.

Haven't seen the pair for awhile but the dog just allerted me to this visitor

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Keith , Anne is just scared it is going to eat the birds

I had a couple in the shed last year for about 6 weeks they were up to a bit of hanky panky no doubt, the neighbour had one drop at his feet from his shed roller door, he opens it very slowly now.
Carpets are the Labradors of the snake world and I don’t mind them in the shed although you get a few things knocked down .

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Originally Posted by 1950landy

Keith , Anne is just scared it is going to eat the birds

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You nailed it[smilebigeye]

I like the others, dont mind.
It will be interesting to see how big he gets.
Interesting as the one up north has a different pattern to the ones down here.

It has been 27° here for two days and the wildlife is waking up. This is the best conditioned python I've seen at this time of the year. Always a bit scrawny normally.

Good to see we are not the only ones that have them around. I showed my wife and said , see no one else is bothered by them[bigsmile1]

They probly don't have blind birds to look after.

As a city boy i think you guys are very lucky to have those guys around. My Mum gets snakes at her place but they are usually either Black or Brown. Neither are welcome .
Once you remove that snake there would be another that will move in at some stage so why not just make the Avery snake proof. Better than dealing with rats.