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Thanks to you all. ????????????????????????

Our security guard caught it, but my daughter has taken over its care! ????????

The guard gave it some pork, which is struck at and gobbled up.

I hope it will have enough energy in the morning to disappear up a tree.

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17 minutes ago, wpcoe said:

This video shows the Golden Tree Snake "flying" (it's actually just gliding...):

 

 

I wonder if the OP's snake is ill or injured, because as said above Golden Tree Snakes are usually *very* fast around humans.  They are slightly venomous, but are rear fanged so they'd have to grab onto a finger or toe and nibble to be able to inject any venom, and even then I don't believe a bite would be fatal.

I second your opinion of the snake probably being injured or ill.

Highly unusual behavior for this kind of snake. 

Sounds hard but Nature takes care of animals that are too old, hurt or ill to sustain themselves.

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I stopped my gardener from killing one last week they are harmless however I don’t think it’s a good idea adopting it as a pet as they like their freedom

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Well that answered my question .

This one was killed by a local farmer , 100 m from me , while preparing his field.

green snake.jpg

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7 minutes ago, 2long said:

Totally agree. No wild animal should be confined, and NO animal should be caged.

Ours got its freedom today and we hope it gets strength to enjoy it.

Well done, very good to hear.

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1 hour ago, toofarnorth said:

Very nearly on topic and for those that like amphibians I found this yesterday while strimming the lawn edge. A toad but not the regular looking ones.

 

Did you see Ratty, Moley and Mr Badger too? Be careful if he gets the keys to your car!

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On 7/26/2021 at 12:58 PM, 2long said:

and my daughter wants to help it

Snakes are no pets. Beside they bring in all kind of long term unknown illnesses. And snake is not a pet.

The kind of food us needs you can not substitute with human made food.

 

You shorten the expected lifespan as well temper with animal well being.

 

Let it go outside and you will see will regularly around the house.

 

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Love to see them flying from tree to tree and hooking on the branch with their bent tail. Evolution, eh?

 

They love eating frogs and lizards here in Lamphun among the lamyai trees.

 

Their fangs are at the back of their upper jaws. So, don't stick your fingers in too far! They chew their prey.

 

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Golden tree snakes not completely harmless : they can bite and  they have a  mildly venomous venom , not considered to be dangerous to humans  

 

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6 hours ago, 2long said:

Totally agree. No wild animal should be confined, and NO animal should be caged.

Ours got its freedom today and we hope it gets strength to enjoy it.

Except for zoos, circuses, food production zones and medical research labs and species survival breeding programs of course!

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1 hour ago, cjinchiangrai said:

They love the little geckos that are everywhere. I would rather have the geckos eating the flies and mosquitos though.

 

My gecko is about as big a baby's arm!

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They are a back fang snake, so don't point wth fingers or thumb once they bite, they find it differcult to release. not deadly for humans but they like to raid birds nests for eggs, afraid my dog doesn't like them and will kill if seen. watch them move and climb they are fast. Great tohave around the garden, but not if they want to come indoors.

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Curious,why did you handle it without knowing what type of snake it was?

Braver man than me but maybe just as dumb, Joke.

By the way like all before me it is a harmless G T S. Can bite.

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21 hours ago, toofarnorth said:

Very nearly on topic and for those that like amphibians I found this yesterday while strimming the lawn edge. A toad but not the regular looking ones.

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Beautiful animal,can’t lick it.

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