Unless theres a decent a photo and good description we can only give a opionion,some snakes are easy to identify,but for example a Keelback-rough scale snake its alot harder,too many people take what they hear-say from the internet..
Hang on, wasn't the man bitten a "snake catcher" for WIRES? One would assume that the handling course that they do would contain a section on ID? If the snake catcher cannot ID the snake, at least be able to distinguish between an elapid and a colubrid, then they should stop snake catching!
Hang on, wasn't the man bitten a "snake catcher" for WIRES? One would assume that the handling course that they do would contain a section on ID? If the snake catcher cannot ID the snake, at least be able to distinguish between an elapid and a colubrid, then they should stop snake catching!
Hang on, wasn't the man bitten a "snake catcher" for WIRES? One would assume that the handling course that they do would contain a section on ID? If the snake catcher cannot ID the snake, at least be able to distinguish between an elapid and a colubrid, then they should stop snake catching!
Couldn't agree more. It's easy where I live, they're all dangerously venomous, tigers, copperheads and RBB's.Not sure how experienced the poor bloke is, but I reckon he might have to give it away.
Maybe he's eyes are letting him down, Tropidechis an boiga aren't that hard to distinguish between. Something went wrong there, he couldn't have got a good look at it.
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