need id for this snake in Cairns Australia

[kyrani99]

This is the best photo I have at the present. Can anyone id it for me. I think it's a python but not sure. It is in a tool cupboard at the moment. thanks
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[RAD House]

Most definitely a carpet python of some sort. Someone will come along that can tell you more specifics.

[reptiledude987]

Hard to tell but looks like a jungle carpet to me.

[pinefamily]

Could be a coastal or a jungle, need to see the shape of the head.

[misskirbyd]

I wish I had cool (non-venomous) snakes in my shed!

[marvelfreak]

Looks like a Jungle to me.

[kyrani99]

Thanks for the Id

It is in the same spot, (the cupboard is just outside my bathroom in the house, not outside in the shed) so I got some more photos.

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I googled the suggestions and I found a picture that looks very similar and it said a jungle carpet python.

[rubbertoes]

Haha lucky to find that by your house. What have tou done with it?

[Minkness]

Is that the same one that poops in your closet?

[SnoopySnake]

Is that the same one that poops in your closet?

No, that one is a scrub python.

[pinefamily]

Looking at the second photo, almost definitely a jungle.

[pinefamily]

I wish I had cool (non-venomous) snakes in my shed!
The only snakes I'm likely to find in my shed are browns.

[kyrani99]

It's a jungle, thanks for the id.
It probably also poops in my house but I have never seen it do anything. The other one (I've called Estia) makes a lot of noise pooping so it calls my attention and I see it.

There are several snakes that come it. I am just wanting to identify them so I know what they are. Out in the yard, which is all forest, I have seen many but most are pythons. Only one that I saw on my driveway was a red-bellied black. It was during the rainy season when the creek fills up. It attracts a lot of animals, especially reptiles, snakes and lizards.

[pinefamily]

I didn't notice your location before, lol. It is probably a Mareeba jungle python.
The joys of living in the sub tropics. :)