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Help Snake Identification
Hey Guys
Found this little snake outside my house we live in South east QLD. It has a slender body grey on top and yellow underbelly. Curious on what it is and if venomous. Any help would be appreciated. snakes bite, its what they do.
Will try again soz Attached Thumbnails
Looks like a colubrid snake not venomous but a bit angry :-)
yes fast moving and angry
common variety brown tree snake just a baby
BOW DOWN TO THE MIGHT OF MY BIG TOE.
Thats not a brown tree, its a common tree snake.
i would say golden tree snake not a brown
snakes bite, its what they do.
common tree snake, also known as green tree snake.
Da _donkey was voted ' Most likely to travel back in time' "Class of 2056".
Not angry but scared to death. Its a completely harmless common tree snake like bigguy said. You should let it go in a safe area.
Goldren Trees, which are only a colour variation of Common Trees, are found across the top end like Darwin. This snake was found SE Qld hence just a normal coloured Common Tree. Completely harmless unles your a frog.
Brown trees have very distinct heads, huge poppy eyes, normaly banded and pink bellies, and are slightly venomous with rear fangs. look completely different.
you are right big guy. i with draw my previous comment and just say Dendrelaphis punctulata snakes bite, its what they do.
Thanks Guys, Will let it go in our paddock away from the house.
let it go in a thick bush somewhere...and watch out that kookaburras aren't watching you!!!
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