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The Snake thread - Photo Attach. Help
- Thread starter crisso
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i think it is easier to upload the picture to a photo site. I use photobucket.com you can sign up there free. Then you upload pics. Copy and paste the code they give you into a thread here and you get nice full size pics.
Do it the way I suggest and you dont have to resize. You get nice big full size images on here. It really takes like 15 seconds to do it all and post a picture on here.
Dr Honda
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I've been using photbucket for a long time. It's a good site. They will resize pics as they upload, and to link them back... it's easy. Just copy and paste the "IMG" link.
Like this.....
[I ! MG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v94/Tony4aro/PICT3169.jpg[/IMG]
And once you take the ! out of the front "IMG".... it will look like this....
I put the "!" in it, so you could see what the link looks like. This site will automatically replace the link with a picture.
Like this.....
[I ! MG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v94/Tony4aro/PICT3169.jpg[/IMG]
And once you take the ! out of the front "IMG".... it will look like this....
I put the "!" in it, so you could see what the link looks like. This site will automatically replace the link with a picture.
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crisso
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crisso
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Photo .Yes yes
The white board are 6 inch the green beam it's across is 4inches and the thing was 3 mters long(10 foot).
I rang my neighbour and said"Mate!,can you give my a hand please."
I got the photos up because my daughter was here and showed me how.(god bless her cotton socks):hurray:
We caught him and took him down the hill to a creek and let him go.
The white board are 6 inch the green beam it's across is 4inches and the thing was 3 mters long(10 foot).
I rang my neighbour and said"Mate!,can you give my a hand please."
I got the photos up because my daughter was here and showed me how.(god bless her cotton socks):hurray:
We caught him and took him down the hill to a creek and let him go.
Rusty75459
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He is a big one, that's for sure. We had a red-tail boa that was about his size; 10' long & his neck about the size of your wrist.
:biggrinjester:
Rusty75459
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That's why we had the boa -it started at 3' long and didn't move very fast. I had no idea they lived to be 45 yrs old.....I gave it away after about 9 yrs.
Rusty75459
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Not venemous.
crisso
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Rusty.When they're that big I suppose they don't need to be.
In my area,it's the Eastern Brown snake that you REALLY watch out for.It's in the top 3 in the world.And they are around.To make things worst,they are reasonably aggresive.It gets knocked into you from a young age,not to play with them.
Crisso
Rusty.When they're that big I suppose they don't need to be.
In my area,it's the Eastern Brown snake that you REALLY watch out for.It's in the top 3 in the world.And they are around.To make things worst,they are reasonably aggresive.It gets knocked into you from a young age,not to play with them.
Crisso
Rusty75459
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Crisso,
I will post a couple of my daughter & her snake later today. I'm working from my cell phone now.
Rusty
I will post a couple of my daughter & her snake later today. I'm working from my cell phone now.
Rusty
Dr Honda
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Yes... the colors are about the same. The one in my picture is an Eastern milk snake. Totally harmless. They are good for eating mice around the house. Depending on local slang... Milk snakes are also known as corn snakes.
As an FYI... if the pupal of the eye is round... it is nonvenomous. Also, if the head isn't larger than the body, and triangle shaped, it will be nonvenomous. (the venom glands are on the sides of the jaw)
As an FYI... if the pupal of the eye is round... it is nonvenomous. Also, if the head isn't larger than the body, and triangle shaped, it will be nonvenomous. (the venom glands are on the sides of the jaw)
crisso
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That's interesting about the head size.The top 3,Fierce,Tiger and Eastern Brown all have smaller heads then the body.A Tiger flattens it's neck when it's angry but not as much as a Cobra,but you DO see it.The East.Brown will stand up 1/3 of it's body and strikes upward making the strike often above the knee..
The eyes.I'll tell you what.I don't get that bloody close to check them out.
I think only the death Adder has a head wider than the body.
These are only Aust. snakes.You gotta watch where you walk especially in any bushland or grassy ares.Top 10 deadliest all live down here.You walk around like a cat on a hot tin roof.
Now.Let me tell you about the spiders,,,,Nah!:rofl:
That's interesting about the head size.The top 3,Fierce,Tiger and Eastern Brown all have smaller heads then the body.A Tiger flattens it's neck when it's angry but not as much as a Cobra,but you DO see it.The East.Brown will stand up 1/3 of it's body and strikes upward making the strike often above the knee..
The eyes.I'll tell you what.I don't get that bloody close to check them out.
I think only the death Adder has a head wider than the body.
These are only Aust. snakes.You gotta watch where you walk especially in any bushland or grassy ares.Top 10 deadliest all live down here.You walk around like a cat on a hot tin roof.
Now.Let me tell you about the spiders,,,,Nah!:rofl:
Wow that thing is freakin huge. I dont even know what I would do except run back in the house..lol
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