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it looks just like a black snake whays the diffrence?
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Thanks for that info guys. You can never know too much about any herp.


Ando wrote - "never heard of them venturing into backyards".
I know of one that was in a loungeroom! This is a very rare occurrence though.
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There's lots of differences between them.

The eyes are small in the Small-eyed Snake, as the name suggests.
Black snakes from the genus Pseudechis have relatively large eyes.
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i had about 40 of these in a fish tank some years ago when i was a fulltime snake catcher living in my dads units....
i had a mate come around early in the morning to come and see them,,,when he asked me where they were,,i laughed at him and called him and idiot and it was to early for his humour...\

fair enough,,,they were gone,,,my heat light had burned the silicone on the back of the tank and the whole back sheet of glass had seperated and fallen off....

people in the units had to pay me to recatch them,,,and after a week i had had all of them plus one...

the differ from a black snake is just about everything..
the only thing they have in common is the colour of there skin...
small eyes have a tiger snake type venom,,
small ones still have about the same amount of venom as a full size eastern brown...
they will congregate in large numbers..
they are quite non aggresive,,
but i find the bigger ones alot more aggresive,,
80cm long is about a huge one and as thick as your thumb.
rughly 50cm is average size..
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Najanaja wrote :- "i had about 40 of these in a fish tank ...i had a mate come around early in the morning to come and see them,,,when he asked me where they were,,i laughed at him and called him and idiot and it was to early for his humour...they were gone,,,my heat light had burned the silicone on the back of the tank and the whole back sheet of glass had seperated and fallen off.....people in the units had to pay me to recatch them.......and after a week i had had all of them plus one..."

Are you serious???? Your snakes escaped through your mismanagement and people paid you for catching them????? I hope you're only joking.
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