Australia - Six states..and that funny little island.

[satay]

lol They should see Samuel my 2 year old nephew he loves playing with our snakes. He also knows that uncle lance is the only one allowed to touch snakes outside of the house. Recently they had a coastal in brissy in there back yard and he came in running telling my brother to ring uncle lance and come get the snake. Snakes will only bite if they are hungry or scared. Most snakes will get out of your way. The main ones to watch for are the tiger snakes and the death adder. The tiger will continually strike if confronted and the death adder will curl up and try to hide so you will very rarely see one else you step on it. Now just to freak everyone out a bit more for the morning lol. A death adder can bite it's own tail in 100th of a second... and yes we do have them out here.

 

[Fancychooklady]

We've seen 4 snakes here in 14 years. A copperhead that the horses crushed, a tiger curled round a bucket of white bait that the kids had caught and 2 tigers flying overhead in the talons of our resident sea eagle.

 

[satay]

We've seen 4 snakes here in 14 years. A copperhead that the horses crushed, a tiger curled round a bucket of white bait that the kids had caught and 2 tigers flying overhead in the talons of our resident sea eagle.

I have only seen two browns in nearly seven years which is not too bad as we have all of them out this way.

 

[IamSamSam]

lol They should see Samuel my 2 year old nephew he loves playing with our snakes. He also knows that uncle lance is the only one allowed to touch snakes outside of the house. Recently they had a coastal in brissy in there back yard and he came in running telling my brother to ring uncle lance and come get the snake. Snakes will only bite if they are hungry or scared. Most snakes will get out of your way. The main ones to watch for are the tiger snakes and the death adder. The tiger will continually strike if confronted and the death adder will curl up and try to hide so you will very rarely see one else you step on it. Now just to freak everyone out a bit more for the morning lol. A death adder can bite it's own tail in 100th of a second... and yes we do have them out here.

LOL I would add Satay that the Eastern or King Brown are just as bad. These buggers will attack for no apparent reason. They are aggressive and one chased my Pop (years ago) it dropped out of a tree to do so .... .... ..... .... It was at least 8-9ft

 

[IamSamSam]

Tonight is hatching time..... its 21 days at 630pm LOL

How long will a chick take to hatch once they Pip

 

[satay]

LOL I would add Satay that the Eastern or King Brown are just as bad. These buggers will attack for no apparent reason. They are aggressive and one chased my Pop (years ago) it dropped out of a tree to do so .... .... ..... .... It was at least 8-9ft

True they can be Sam. Thankfully the two king browns i have seen here have just slithered away.

 

[satay]

Tonight is hatching time..... its 21 days at 630pm LOL

How long will a chick take to hatch once they Pip

Yah.. Some of mine take 24 hours from pip to zip and out, some alot quicker. Wish they were like quail they are as quick as to hatch. Fingers crossed they all hatch for you

 

[IamSamSam]

thanks Satay.....

 

[rexy]

It wouldn't hurt your kids appps as long as they didn't try to pick it up. They will normally slither out of the way long before you see them. I bet rexy's was just taking in the nice rays from the sun.

No, it seems to take up that spot in the evening and stay there until morning. The last 2 mornings it is still there at 5am, but gone by 8am, and is back in place by 5.30pm. It doesn't care if I am there or not, I can touch it and it doesn't move. Maybe you need another one, Satay.

 

[rexy]

Good hatching vibes, Sam.