What snake is this

[markinaus]

A guy found this snake in the cabin of his big boat ,He said he tried to get it out with out killing it but it was to fiery and he was concerned about leaving in there.

Any one know what it is.

The boat was anchored on salt water up in the Northern Territory.

 

[Kris]

Brown Tree Snake

 

[wranga]

northern brown tree snake (night tiger)

 

[redbellybite]

another mildly venomous snake hits the DUST ...very sad indeed
looks like it was beaten quite a bit looking at all the gashes on it too...

 

[Acrochordus]

Yes as Kris and Wranga said, there is never a needed to kill a snake, especially when there is people you can call to remove them. This really ( im not gonna say the words) but people should be bloody educated on what species of reptiles, snakes mainly that naturally live in there area.
Thanks Tim.

 

[Walker]

Yes as Kris and Wranga said, there is never a needed to kill a snake, especially when there is people you can call to remove them. This really ( im not gonna say the words) but people should be bloody educated on what species of reptiles, snakes mainly that naturally live in there area.
Thanks Tim.

Agreed!!

 

[Khagan]

Didn't think brown tree snakes were the type to be 'fiery'..

 

[gavinator]

Sad

 

[trickedoutz31]

some people need to buy some books on snakes... those night tigers are very rare and its truly sad to see one beaten to death cause the person didnt want to call somene to get it out for them..

 

[Asharee133]

some people need to buy some books on snakes... those night tigers are very rare and its truly sad to see one beaten to death cause the person didnt want to call somene to get it out for them QUOTE]
are they seriously? i thought BTS are like, really common

 

[trickedoutz31]

bts are but the ones that have the night tiger markings are rarely found

 

[morgs202]

yeah they're bloody gorgeous, what an utter utter waste. I hope that guys boat sinks in the same vacinity as an enraged great white... what a tool

 

[markinaus]

thanks I was thinking night tiger,but the fact that is was moored 40 metres out to see had me thinking

 

[redbellybite]

thanks I was thinking night tiger,but the fact that is was moored 40 metres out to see had me thinking

good possibilitiy that it was able to get on the boat in what ever was carried on from land ,,may have hitched a ride in a tub or a box ..and no one noticed the snake prior ...would have been better off hooking it up even with a rod or something of a hook type thing and sticking it in a tub/container with a few air holes ...taken it back to shore and get an ID . ..anyhoo its dead now,so no use whining about it ...

 

[Danni]

awwwwwww ;(

 

[greeny1]

what a shame, that is a truly beautiful snake.

 

[Jakee]

Brown tree snake, night tiger form....

 

[jamesf55]

bts are but the ones that have the night tiger markings are rarely found

night tigers (Boiga irregularis fusca) are very common over the top part of there range, look at the ones from the kimberlies for instance, very common, its just they seem rare because all the areas where people inhabit (east coast) is only where the common form is found (boiga irregularis irregularis)

 

[dottyback]

rip

 

[waikare]

thats very sad another one bites the dust because people think all snakes a highly dangerous to them, sad thing is if it was even a carpet snake they still would of killed it because they wou;dnt of known