BigSarah:
Depends on the construction of the sewage...

If it's an aerobic sewage chances the snake will survive, but if it's anaerobic the chance of survival reduces.. The longer the snake stays

Conner44:
If rats and cockroaches can live comfortably in soak away then what’s stopping snakes from doing same

Dagger111:
*NOW READ THIS*....

Snakes can't live inside soakaway. The gas alone in your soakaway will kill them. Just incase you don't know, the gas inside your soakaway can generate electricity.

Again I ask, does the Snake live inside your poo Or they float ontop of poo?

Do you know your bathing soap water also goes into that soakaway, both the waste water from your kitchen? Do you know soaps carry chemicals that are harmful?

Again an average building has over 6 Chambers, think of it, for a snake to live inside soakaway and still find it way to a w.c, it means it must past many Chambers,so tell me. How possible is that?

Also it is completely madness living a storey building yet you are afraid that Snake will crawl out from your W.C, how?
it can never happen, thats because the 4inch pipe that carry your poo from the w.c to the soakaway has a smooth surface, Snake can not comfortable crawl on it. It not possible.

Now is it possible for Snake to crawl out from your W.C? yes it is. But that can only happen if you stay in a bungalow, ground floor and you have a breakage in the service chamber that has direct link to your w.c, I mean direct link to the toilet.

So please those of you that are busy
Flushing fuel and salt inside ur soakaway, sorry you are just wasting your money.

So hear it now, Snake can only come out from your W.C if you have a broken Chamber that is directly linked to you toilet.

Snakes don't live inside your soakaway because snakes too need oxygen.
Thanks!!!

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IvartheMENTAL Thefacelessman thechameleon:
well you never can tell o...and again,those afonja lofty thick poo discharge especially from amala guzzlers like that blackpantherxxx can generate and react to any black mamba

Conner44:
If rats and cockroaches can live comfortably in soak away then what’s stopping snakes from doing same

BigSarah:
Depends on the construction of the sewage...

If it's an aerobic septic tank chances the snake will survive, but if it's anaerobic the chance of survival reduces.. The longer the snake stays



Yes, you're right... I thought I could use septic and sewage interchangeable...

Emyogalanya:
I keep saying it. A snake can't live there. The odour alone will kill it. Where will it enter from? Except from the sit. So if you find a snake inside the toilet. It most probably got in within the last 24 hrs from the toilet seat and it's trying to get out when you came to poo

yanabasee2:
Some people are waiting for the snake to come out from the toilet oh... Make them use am prepare pepper soup....

Country hard gan!

Haakeem:
haba! Gather sence na....it has already been explained up there.snakes can enter through the toilet sit the enter through a damaged pipe as the op said,for only bungalow building or 1 story building.

Missionaire:
Harry Porter and The Chamber of Secrets.

gazza07:
Another misleading thread. What happens to rats,cockroaches,earthworm,milipede,mosquitoes and ants. Oga, allow people to prevent instead of curing.

Guys pour hot water inside closets regularly

Emyogalanya:
I keep saying it. A snake can't live there. The odour alone will kill it. Where will it enter from? Except from the sit. So if you find a snake inside the toilet. It most probably got in within the last 24 hrs from the toilet seat and it's trying to get out when you came to poo

mfm04622:


1. That is fiction.
2. That is NOT a normal snake.

Reference:
Not necessarily. A soakaway pit by definition and proper operation is supposed to be dry and odourless. If it is the septic tank the OP refers to then yes, it will contain hydrogen-sulfide and other associated gases and very little oxygen most living things require to exist. But another reason why it is almost impossible for vertebrates to make their way to the bathroom is an ingenious barrier called a water trap present in all water closets and other sanitary wares which primarily acts at a gas barrier which snakes except the aquatic species will avoid.

Dagger111:
*NOW READ THIS*....

Snakes can't live inside soakaway. The gas alone in your soakaway will kill them. Just incase you don't know, the gas inside your soakaway can generate electricity.

Again I ask, does the Snake live inside your poo Or they float ontop of poo?

Do you know your bathing soap water also goes into that soakaway, both the waste water from your kitchen? Do you know soaps carry chemicals that are harmful?

Again an average building has over 6 Chambers, think of it, for a snake to live inside soakaway and still find it way to a w.c, it means it must past many Chambers,so tell me. How possible is that?

Also it is completely madness living a storey building yet you are afraid that Snake will crawl out from your W.C, how?
it can never happen, thats because the 4inch pipe that carry your poo from the w.c to the soakaway has a smooth surface, Snake can not comfortable crawl on it. It not possible.

Now is it possible for Snake to crawl out from your W.C? yes it is. But that can only happen if you stay in a bungalow, ground floor and you have a breakage in the service chamber that has direct link to your w.c, I mean direct link to the toilet.

So please those of you that are busy
Flushing fuel and salt inside ur soakaway, sorry you are just wasting your money.

So hear it now, Snake can only come out from your W.C if you have a broken Chamber that is directly linked to you toilet.

Snakes don't live inside your soakaway because snakes too need oxygen.
Thanks!!!

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