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Found this little thing under a rubbish bin lid at a friends house. Cute little critter, a bit feisty though. Looks like a grass snake of some kind :) :lol:

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Baby Eastern Brown for goodness sake - put the bloody thing down!!!

Jamie
 
i was gonna say that too but the stripes threw me off, head def looks like baby brown.
 
was going to say what sort of idiot picks up random snakes they dont know what they are, but then i saw the OP was venomoose! lol. :D
 
There was a young man who died recently in WA after a bite from a 35cm Western Brown - these things are incredibly lethal and even if it's a wind-up, pictures like this should not be posted on the internet. There are some very dumb people out there....

Jamie
 
After so many posts, I'd be surprised if he didn't... but there are lots of ignorant people on this site who may just actually think it's OK to do that with a very dangerous ven. I'm absolutely fine with those who know vens doing whatever they want with them in their own space or in context - they know the risks. But for those who actually might think that's a grass snake (an there'll be plenty who do) it sets a stupid example...

Jamie
 
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Very pretty VenomOOse, but I think your stirring stick's getting a bit short :lol:
A disclaimer might have been in order there :p
 
After so many posts, I'd be surprised if he didn't... but there are lots of ignorant people on this site who may just actually think it's OK to do that with a very dangerous ven. I'm absolutely fine with those who know vens doing whatever they want with them in their own space or in context - they know the risks. But for those who actually might think that's a grass snake (an there'll be plenty who do) it sets a stupid example...

Jamie
Just to clarify my last comment wasn't aimed at you. It's just that you posted your comment before I finished typing mine.
 
There was a young man who died recently in WA after a bite from a 35cm Western Brown - these things are incredibly lethal and even if it's a wind-up, pictures like this should not be posted on the internet. There are some very dumb people out there....
Completely agree Jamie but I'm also a big fan of natural selection ;)
 
I nearly fell off my chair seeing that photo. Lucky I read on before a different reply was handed in lol
 
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