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That looks like it, just did a search on it, it can climb walls and is also an excellent glider, that explains how it got into the house and how it looked like it fell from the ceiling.

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Same same but different !!

The Golden Tree Snake is one of the Chrysopelea species The one I pictured was a Chrysopelea ornata ornatissima. But the photo in your link is more like the the op's

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I'm hoping I didn't kill it, put the shovel on its neck for a moment before scooping it up and taking it outside, it appeared to be dazed when I put it pver the fence.

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The CHRYSOPELEA ORNATA, GOLDEN TREE SNAKE is the most common snake around our house in Bangkok's suburbs! 

Chrysopelea ornata is a common snake and has adapted well to human habitats. In southern parts of Thailand, they are reported to hide in the thatch of the roofing material inside bungalows to prey on geckos and mice during the night. In these areas, one can almost be certain to be relatively close to a C. ornata most anywhere, perhaps hiding in the crown of the nearby coconut palm, under the roots of a tree, or even curled up in a potted plant.

When hunting and pursuing fleeing prey, they have been reported to drop down out of the crown of coconut palms.

Snakes are often indiscriminately killed, as many locals incorrectly assume all snakes are venomous. C. ornata is sometimes cooked for food.

 

47 photos:  https://www.antoniuniphotography.com/p1069582881

 

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