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It certainly took my mind off ipernity's pending closure when we found this small Red-Bellied Black Snake in our house, late at night! While venomous, these are not aggressive. This was only a youngster at about 400mm, fully grown they can be up to 2M long. Here it has been safely confined to a saucepan, prior to being released suitably far away.

Explored.

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I always find that idea comforting, Graham, though I must admit I'm unconvinced.

8 years ago.

tiabunna ^club has replied

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The browns are the ones that worry me, Graham. I've now sealed where this came in, if it had been a brown I'd have been far more concerned.

8 years ago.

tiabunna ^club has replied

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Thanks, Neil. Not a lot of colour there to play with. :-)

8 years ago.

Polyrus has replied

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Your comments made it colourful, George.

Congrats on Explore!

8 years ago.

Roger (Grisly) ^club

I guess they have a purpose in life but they do nothing for me,
Great story though George.

8 years ago.

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