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Originally Posted by liasis

yes of co**** they come from different areas and have diferent surroundings but they are the same thing it not a different sub species

Just because they are the same species doesn't mean different populations can't have different attitudes. Look at the Stimmies, thay have such a huge range of colours/patterns dependent on their locale. Why is it so hard to believe that some populations may, generally speaking, be more or less aggressive than another population? If colours, patterns, size etc can vary, why not aggressiveness?

Originally Posted by liasis

in my opinion it comes down to the individual snake you could catch ten from NT and they could be calm as and you could catch ten from QLD and they could be bitty

Exactly right, but chances are that won't happen as it is generally recognized and agreed upon that NT's are more aggressive than QLD's, generally speaking of course.