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| ysbryd y nos Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: o dan y bryn
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| what sort of a snake is this in my garden. Last week, I had a banded krait in my garden. didn't stick around to get my camera for that one. i know they are pretty lethal. this morning got a couple of pictures of another type of snake that doesn't look very dangerous. anyone know what they are? first one looks like some sort of water snake, over a metre long but living in my tree. no idea about the second one that is a bit bigger. ![]() ![]()
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| Chao Phraya Last Online: Today 02:57 PM Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: christchurch, NooZland
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| first one looks like a rat snake.(on account of it's big rat eyes). i saw one that was [at] 2.5 mtrs long....pretty freaky as only i only saw the head poking out of the pond it was in before i disturbed it. second one is a copper head rat snake...? both non-venomous. ![]()
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| Not again! Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Out there!
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| The thought of snakes in me garden scares the hell out of me as me babies are out there all day. What do you do to protect your dog(s), CMN? That snake, in picture, does look poisonous to me. Last edited by machangezi : 15-05-2008 at 06:28 PM. |
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| Chao Phraya Last Online: Today 02:57 PM Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: christchurch, NooZland
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| Snakes common all you need to know My most enjoyable snake experience was following a baby cobra down a path , with it hissing very loudly all the way. I later realised it mommy was probably in the area. |
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| Koh Kut Last Online: 25-08-2008 09:31 PM Join Date: Jan 2008
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| Jeez, years since I've seen one of them. It's the asian rock viper. Probably the most dangerous snake in the north. It's found all the way across the mountains of Thailand, acrooss burma and way into the himalayas. Big problem if found near your house as it's probably looking for somewhere warm and dry, like your bed, to make a nest. KEEP WELL CLEAR |
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| ysbryd y nos Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: o dan y bryn
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no way is that thing deadly looking. I was led to believe that all poisonous snakes had protruding cheeks where they kept their venom. this one has a head a bit like an eel. | |
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| Born Again Pagan Last Online: Today 03:02 PM Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Roiet
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| Senior Member Last Online: Today 07:14 AM Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: South of Paradise City
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| The second one is exactly the same as the one I had in my garden about a month ago. I described it in the 'Show us yer snake thread', but my pics were crap. Mine was about 2m long and didn't seem dangerous. I couldn't find it on any websites, but you have to search by classification & I didn't know what the bloody thing was.
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| Livin' the dream Last Online: Today 01:44 AM Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: knee deep in it
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| That first thing is lethal - the Asian hunts snake, the wife who's from Mae Wang, Chiang Mai as just told me her cat got killed by one of these whislt sheltering from the rain; she said her cat was convulsing and died with 10 minutes; apparently the poison is that strong. She mentions that Thais are very afraid of these and have nickname for them - ตายอย่างไม่มีปัยหา ! |
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| ysbryd y nos Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: o dan y bryn
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| ^ I've been trying to find out as much as possible about snakes indiginous to this area. which ones I should be wary of and so on. I took these pics at a distance of about 2 metres with my arm stretched out a long way, most of the shots were totally out of focus. lucked out with a couple. the top one scared me when it let itself drop through the branches. |
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