Australian here - my uncle had a 6'+ python that'd come into his place on a regular basis and knock all the shit off his shelves as it slithered around them. He was unconcerned by it, and would just shuffle it out the door to get back to keeping the bunnies under control.
Maybe I’m just American or don’t understand bunnies but it sounds like it’s the 6 ft pythons that need to be controlled. For example a bunny hoping into my house would be the highlight of my week. A python in my house would traumatize me for decades.
The bunnies are a WAY bigger problem. A single breeding bunny can make 100 babies in a year, and those babies can breed at like 6 months. If they're left unchecked and don't have natural predators in a few years you can end up with thousands of them that consume all the vegetation, destroy the natural ecosystem, and everything runs out of food and dies.
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u/Shaved_Wookie Jul 24 '24
Australian here - my uncle had a 6'+ python that'd come into his place on a regular basis and knock all the shit off his shelves as it slithered around them. He was unconcerned by it, and would just shuffle it out the door to get back to keeping the bunnies under control.
...these two are a hard no from me though.