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First snake = Me holding craig23's Inland Taipan.

2nd = A Marsh Snake me and craig23 found today.

3rd = A Small Eyed Snake my dad caught today.

We'd been out since early morning, so excuse my bad hair and dirt clothes :)
 
Ok so the order of photos is a little rooted, but you can tell what's what.
 
that is a very nice fiercy. is it fairly placid or really flighty?
 
A little bit of both. Looking at the photos I was a little too relaxed. His head got pretty close to me.
 
i will get a hold of a photo a mate has of him holding a 6ft coastal taipan and a nearly 6ft fiercy its unbelievable. bit to relaxed with them i think he is he just holds them in his hands just keeps head away from his head they are sooo placid. but its pretty irresponsible of him i would hate to be the owner of them and they bit him. well he knows snakes heaps better than me.
 
that is the biggest taipan i have evr seen thats absolutely huge.
biggest i have seen is a 6 footerwith a pretty small girth.
 
when i lived in syd went herp looking out the back off campelltown,wederburn to be exact my brotherinlaw and i came a cross a couple of small eyes at the time we thought they were rb but just didnt look right so i took them to a specialist who just let the little fellows run up and down his arms silly man but he said he knew what he was doing ,so i just watched in mazment .two days later returned them to where we found them with gr8 care
 
They are very reluctant to bite, but when they do, they hit you 3-4 times. I just got nailed before.
 
hey sxe what do you reckong is a fair price for a breeding pair of colletts? the male is about 5 1/2 foot bit bigger maybe and girl is nearly 5 ft both good feeders and handlers. also pair of blue bellied black snakes 5 foot good feeders and very docile? just interested to find out good prices as a mate is trying to sell them to me. any info appreciated
 
That's one big mother of a taipan both length wise and girth!!!
 
Ricko said:
hey sxe what do you reckong is a fair price for a breeding pair of colletts? the male is about 5 1/2 foot bit bigger maybe and girl is nearly 5 ft both good feeders and handlers. also pair of blue bellied black snakes 5 foot good feeders and very docile? just interested to find out good prices as a mate is trying to sell them to me. any info appreciated

$300 per pair is fair.
 
ricko, I would think depending on how nice the colletts are, between $250-$300 each. Maybe $350 for a very nice or large animal and might pay a premium price if they are a breeding pair. 5.5ft is a good size colletts so you are probably looking at the more expencive end of the scale, anything under $350 each sounds like a decent price. Spotteds are a bit cheaper, but again, if they actually have a spotted pattern expect to pay more than normal. Alot also depends on where you come from, colletts seem to be pretty cheap down south, but can be a bit $$$ up in QLD. Tends to be the other way around for spotted blacks.
Hope this helps.
 
thanks craig and sxe it does help.
 
sxereturn

Your friend holding that baby Taipan wouldnt be named Joe S would it???
 
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