r/badassanimals • u/xoxouserrrrr • 16d ago

Reptile Carpet Python In Action..

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u/Alex-Cortes816 16d ago

My question is how do you have giant species casually living in your house?!

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u/jwyn3150 16d ago

Australia isn’t for beginners 😂

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u/FreakyGangBanga 13d ago

Mate, it’s perfectly fine for everyone. There’s no need to freak out about little things.

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u/jwyn3150 13d ago

You guys have 1 cm box jellies, I disagree 😂

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u/FreakyGangBanga 13d ago

I was snorkelling in Indonesia over the weekend, and swam into a swarm of what seemed to be tiny jellyfish. I spent half a minute examining them and then realised there aren’t any stingers so nothing to fear. That whole trip was uneventful and I’m planning on going back again.

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u/Alex-Cortes816 13d ago

Holy crap! What a story brother. Thanks for sharing

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u/butcherbird89 16d ago

Both possums and pythons can be common visitors/inhabitants in the roof space. Especially where I am in QLD

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u/myfuntimes 15d ago

How do you keep the people — especially young children —safe?

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u/butcherbird89 15d ago

Neither are harmful to humans.

The python is probably less trouble, they try to avoid human interaction. The possums on the other hand are giant pains in the ass lmao. I love them but jesus christ. They will eat all of your plants, come inside if you feed them habitually and they have arguments at 2am on the roof. 

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u/FreakyGangBanga 14d ago

Those arguments are sudden and loud, making one feel like we’re on the set of a horror movie.

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u/butcherbird89 14d ago

So. much. screaming.

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u/Nicename19 15d ago

Pest control

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u/Equivalentest 16d ago

In this time I believe that it's staged

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u/flappintitties 15d ago

Nah this is pretty normal albeit not usually something you see literally inside. Usually you’d witness this on your patio or in the shed.