Snake in pool
Snake in pool
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#msg6019648v1kings28 : Definitely a copperhead. Scoop it out with pool net and throw it in the greenbelt.
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Oh I 100% agree with you on the snakes. I don't do snakes, scorpions, or bugs. That snake would be unrecognizable when I got done with it if I found it in my pool for sure.
#msg6019645v1kings28 : Ah, we could have taken it over to PlaneCrazy and thrown it into her goofy rear neighbors! JK
#msg6019648v1kings28 : Definitely a copperhead. Scoop it out with pool net and throw it in the greenbelt.
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#msg6019598eighteen : I relocated him far away from the pool thanks
#msg6019586Are moth balls good to put down for them? Someone told me that one time.
While copperheads are not considered territorial (they don't defend their territory) they do tend to stay in their "neighborhood". Sorry, those things are venomous and I would hate for someone else to get bitten. If you cannot take it far away, sorry, I would have to make sure it wasn't a problem in the future.
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#msg6019565Snake in pool Looks small, copperhead?
We get the occasional snake in the pool. Haven't had a copperhead yet, however we had a couple of water moccasins that scare the $#!+ out of me.
#msg6019565Snake in pool Looks small, copperhead? Next steps or should we just fill our pool in with concrete and never swim again haha.
I had a large water moccasin in my back yard a few years ago. Maybe 5 feet. Very aggressive. I did NOT catch and release. Putting him the in green space behind my yard, I was concerned that someone else may run in to him as there are a lot of kids and joggers running through.
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