It is rather tiny and the tigers went after it immediately. They were so wild they grabbed the snake and carried it away when I noticed and wanted to take a photo.
I wonder why the fellow came into the house, I thought a wolf and two tigers would be deterrent enough...
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Normal ist der Schlangenbestand bei mir sehr übersichtlich, ausser ein Liebhaber geht mit seinen Tieren etwas lässig um. Du müsstest dir noch einen Mungo halten
well, not a cobra, or a pit viper and doesnt have a triangular head, guess its not poisonous. might be a little phyton i guess
Interessant! Hab aber keine Ahnung davon. Lang und dünn, sieht giftig aus. ;-)
MJ Gue I don't think I have heard of pythons here, but then the only one I can remember now is the 100-step snake, so called because you can still walk about 100 steps after a bite.
Looks like a non-venomous Taiwanese Beauty Snake aka Striped Tail Rat Snake
if it has round pupils, might be a rat snake,
Ah, thanks! I've sent the fellow to the backside, to the bamboo forest. It really was a tiny one, less than a centimeter in diameter.
It may have been seeking a cool spot. Also there may be frogs or rats that it sensed and looking for food. We get all kinds of snakes in Hong Kong - big and small, venomous, poisonous and harmless. We do get Burmese pythons. They're pretty scary and are protected.
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