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Snake sightings, encounters and reminders.
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<blockquote data-quote="uttu kaos" data-source="post: 667112" data-attributes="member: 11940"><p>Its very hard sometimes to identify what snake it is, some of them to be identified you have to do what i do and hold them and thats not a good idea.. The eastern brown i have seen in over 20 colours alone, the green tree snake comes in brown, green, black and the most beautiful blue youve ever seen but all have blue skin... And in QLD we have the Keelback Snake and the Rough Scale Snake, they look very similar and 1 wont hurt you and 1 will kill you and then theres the Red Bellied Black And the Small Eyed Snake,, they look similar and the venom is a whole heap worse in the small eyed snake so to be safe just leave them alone.. I always tell people "youre dead for a long time so treat every snake as a venomous snake".. i always said that as soon as i slow down ill give it up and that will be soon as ive noticed age is catching up nowadays.. And like alot of people, you dont want to admit it but if i slip up once and get it wrong.. well...you know the drill..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="uttu kaos, post: 667112, member: 11940"] Its very hard sometimes to identify what snake it is, some of them to be identified you have to do what i do and hold them and thats not a good idea.. The eastern brown i have seen in over 20 colours alone, the green tree snake comes in brown, green, black and the most beautiful blue youve ever seen but all have blue skin... And in QLD we have the Keelback Snake and the Rough Scale Snake, they look very similar and 1 wont hurt you and 1 will kill you and then theres the Red Bellied Black And the Small Eyed Snake,, they look similar and the venom is a whole heap worse in the small eyed snake so to be safe just leave them alone.. I always tell people "youre dead for a long time so treat every snake as a venomous snake".. i always said that as soon as i slow down ill give it up and that will be soon as ive noticed age is catching up nowadays.. And like alot of people, you dont want to admit it but if i slip up once and get it wrong.. well...you know the drill.. [/QUOTE]
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