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Re: Snake In My Roof by MrToothBrush: 9:56pm On May 19, 2019

greggng:
I have similar movement on my ceiling but I suspect mine is from pussy cat...sometime I will hear when it caught a rat and I enjoy the sound of the rat whenever is crying for help....is a shame poverty don kill us finish..,there is a special machine that swallow snake.....it looks like vacuum cleaner but the noise attracts snake and the moment they get in , they are trapped.. one more question. ..can snake and cat live in same place.....sometimes the noise will be much that I had to start hitting my ceiling to scarce whatever disturbing my peace

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Re: Snake In My Roof by kings59: 9:56pm On May 19, 2019

whowantfuck:
throw like 5 or 6 bitter colas inside the ceiling, the snake will disappear and find it's way out of the ceiling.

It doesn't work, it didn't work for me.

I used bitter kola, garlic, onions, it didn't work.

Kerosene or fuel would be a better option to bitter kola or garlic and the rest.

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Re: Snake In My Roof by Princessbee52(f): 9:59pm On May 19, 2019

xavuv:
Hello everyone,

There is snake living in my roof. It has been over 2 years now the reptile has been living in there. I first noticed it sometimes in 2017 when i saw snake skin in my roof. I have blocked all entry holes for lizard and the likes thinking the snake would die or leave due to starvation ....but it didnt leave and the snake seems to be thriving in there. I dont know what its eating.

I taught of fumigation but i think the snake can escape the fumigation odor because it can easily hide in the deep block holes.

I cant go in there, as am writing this i can hear the snake moving all about in my attic.

What can i do to get rid of it?

MODS: If its not too much i want this in front page for better audience or opinions.

You can get the assistance of some Hausa People , if u have them around.tell them about it and they can probably direct to those who can kill it.

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Re: Snake In My Roof by ThePsychopath(f): 10:01pm On May 19, 2019

IamSoProlific:
Hmmm, I do hear sound in my own ceiling too but once in awhile, but I feel it could be wall gecko. Whatever it is, it will die by fire and can never do me harm. I Jesus Mighty Name Amen!!!

E go soon clear you. Olodo.

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Re: Snake In My Roof by IamSoProlific: 10:03pm On May 19, 2019

ThePsychopath:

E go soon clear you. Olodo.

Back to sender. Oponu

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Re: Snake In My Roof by ThePsychopath(f): 10:05pm On May 19, 2019

footprint17:

I strongly believe it's an alligator or a monitor lizard.......
But if not poison the egg b4 putting in the roof.......
Or even get a camera up in the roof along side the eggs

It's not only an alligator, it's a shark. Olodo.

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Re: Snake In My Roof by LegendaryArnold(m): 10:05pm On May 19, 2019

xavuv:
Hello everyone,

There is snake living in my roof. It has been over 2 years now the reptile has been living in there. I first noticed it sometimes in 2017 when i saw snake skin in my roof. I have blocked all entry holes for lizard and the likes thinking the snake would die or leave due to starvation ....but it didnt leave and the snake seems to be thriving in there. I dont know what its eating.

I taught of fumigation but i think the snake can escape the fumigation odor because it can easily hide in the deep block holes.

I cant go in there, as am writing this i can hear the snake moving all about in my attic.

What can i do to get rid of it?

MODS: If its not too much i want this in front page for better audience or opinions.

what's the update?

Re: Snake In My Roof by verifiablefacts: 10:06pm On May 19, 2019

Omihanifa:
If what you are saying is the truth then the snake is not ordinary it's more of a spiritual issue than fumigation

spiritual?
una don start.

Re: Snake In My Roof by ThePsychopath(f): 10:08pm On May 19, 2019

IamSoProlific:

Back to sender. Oponu

LMAO see someone that was just praying!

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Re: Snake In My Roof by gazza07(m): 10:10pm On May 19, 2019

Use kerosene. Use kerosene. Use koresene.

Just that

Re: Snake In My Roof by sircrabo: 10:11pm On May 19, 2019

Where we lived before at Ipaja, Lagos, we had same issue. At night, we do hear a sound from the ceiling like an over grown chicken. attimes it will crawl inside the ceiling at night.

we bought bitter kola and grinded some. we threw the grinded ones and the ungrinded ones (the seeds) into the ceiling from both ends of the roof. That week alone we saw three dead snakes lying on the floor in our compound. but there was a louder noise we felt could be a bigger snake. we didn't get to sniff it out till we moved out.

You can fumigate the compound and tell them to spray the chemical inside the ceilig through any hole in the ceiling.

Kerosene also deals with snakes at point of contact

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Re: Snake In My Roof by NwaOhafia: 10:12pm On May 19, 2019

GarbaAudu:

If you have seen the long skin shade, then it's most likely a black cobra. It has a strong survival skill and can adapt to any unhealthy environment, holes, dark spaces etc. If you are sure you don't have rats/rodents in the house then the serpent is feeding on wall geckoes. That explains why it survived this long. If you are really convinced that you have a snake up there, then your best option is to call the service of Hausa snake charmers. Any other options will be dangerous as the snake will be threatened by the invasion of its territory. It can fight to death. If you are in the north, snake charmers are everywhere. If you are in Lagos, you can get them in IdiAraba, Obalende, Mile12, or even Agege. For a fee of N10, 000 they can safely remove any poisonous reptile from your house.

You just took those words out of my mouth. He should call Hausa snake charmers. They don't collect money, you give them what you feel it's okey because it's not a business but inheritance

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Re: Snake In My Roof by Legolast: 10:12pm On May 19, 2019

xavuv:
Hello everyone,

There is snake living in my roof. It has been over 2 years now the reptile has been living in there. I first noticed it sometimes in 2017 when i saw snake skin in my roof. I have blocked all entry holes for lizard and the likes thinking the snake would die or leave due to starvation ....but it didnt leave and the snake seems to be thriving in there. I dont know what its eating.

I taught of fumigation but i think the snake can escape the fumigation odor because it can easily hide in the deep block holes.

I cant go in there, as am writing this i can hear the snake moving all about in my attic.

What can i do to get rid of it?

MODS: If its not too much i want this in front page for better audience or opinions.

First thing first, whatever strategy you were told to apply please don't do it alone either spreading of anything in your roof or fumigation, I repeat DON'T DO IT ALONE.

Secondly, follow GarbaAudu's suggestion. I think that's your best shot.

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Re: Snake In My Roof by Emmydo360(m): 10:12pm On May 19, 2019

Hmmm....

Re: Snake In My Roof by iamharkinwaley: 10:13pm On May 19, 2019

xavuv:
Hello everyone,

There is snake living in my roof. It has been over 2 years now the reptile has been living in there. I first noticed it sometimes in 2017 when i saw snake skin in my roof. I have blocked all entry holes for lizard and the likes thinking the snake would die or leave due to starvation ....but it didnt leave and the snake seems to be thriving in there. I dont know what its eating.

I taught of fumigation but i think the snake can escape the fumigation odor because it can easily hide in the deep block holes.

I cant go in there, as am writing this i can hear the snake moving all about in my attic.

What can i do to get rid of it?

MODS: If its not too much i want this in front page for better audience or opinions.

Good Pm Op, Any development yet ?

So I doubt if it's a snake that keeps making noise in your ceiling. My reasons, If I read correctly you said it shed its skin.

You probably don't know this before but I'll tell you, Snakes when they shed there skins moves far away as fast as possible from that spot. They can't come back anymore, that's fact and you can confirm from elderly ones, they'll tell you more, Unless another snake came in to start causing tantrums up in your ceiling but the one that shed its skin is gone... I'll advice to confirm your claims, know what is up there, if you can't call on someone or people that will.

Peace

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Re: Snake In My Roof by Gofwane(m): 10:13pm On May 19, 2019

AllenSpencer:
Try to 50 litres of petrol into the ceiling and set it ablaze

@op, plus 5 cylinders of 12kg cooking gas cheesy

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Re: Snake In My Roof by Viking007(m): 10:14pm On May 19, 2019

czarina:
throw boiled eggs inside the ceiling for what? To bribe it?

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Re: Snake In My Roof by Thicktemptation(f): 10:14pm On May 19, 2019

xavuv:

Snake charmers huh! Thanks

This is the best thing you can do, snake charmers. My uncle once suspected he had a snake in his house. When the charmers came they removed about 12.You co-tenant might have started a family already.

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Re: Snake In My Roof by bizzibodi(m): 10:16pm On May 19, 2019

Throw a pussycat up d roof & thank me later.

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Re: Snake In My Roof by MariamAlheri: 10:19pm On May 19, 2019

OP how far now? Any new developments?

Re: Snake In My Roof by lereinter(m): 10:21pm On May 19, 2019

you have seen the long skin shade, then it's most likely a black cobra. It has a strong survival skill and can adapt to any unhealthy environment, holes, dark spaces etc. If you are sure you don't have rats/rodents in the house then the serpent is feeding on wall geckoes. That explains why it survived this long. If you are really convinced that you have a snake up there, then your best option is to call the service of Hausa snake charmers. Any other options will be dangerous as the snake will be threatened by the invasion of its territory. It can fight to death. If you are in the north, snake charmers are everywhere. If you are in Lagos, you can get them in IdiAraba, Obalende, Mile12, or even Agege. For a fee of N10, 000 they can safely remove any poisonous reptile from your house.

Op just go to Hausa people abode in your state
They will charm the snake out
And kill it

Re: Snake In My Roof by sunkoye: 10:22pm On May 19, 2019

bizzibodi:
Throw a pussycat up d roof & thank me later.

yes...a cat with a subtle camera tied to the neck. Me I want to see another marvel movie ohh. cheesy

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Re: Snake In My Roof by perryy(m): 10:24pm On May 19, 2019

Boil some eggs, inject it with a bottle of sniper , u can add some needles put them in your ceiling and have good night rest. The snake is dead. Snipper kills faster than anything

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Re: Snake In My Roof by chiboy1116: 10:26pm On May 19, 2019

Op see what u caused , I can't sleep now , I don de fear say snake de my ceiling.

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Re: Snake In My Roof by Gofwane(m): 10:26pm On May 19, 2019

Thegamingorca:

Alligator ahhh mogbe

You know wetin be alligator so

so many funny comments. Someone even said it may not be a snake but a reptile. Shey snake no be reptile ni??

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Re: Snake In My Roof by Viking007(m): 10:28pm On May 19, 2019

SOFTDRINK:
OP if the snake is not dead and not coming out,I think it's time to run away from that haunted house.

You've killed me with laugh. LMAO!!! cheesy

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Re: Snake In My Roof by clive2u(m): 10:28pm On May 19, 2019

Mancala:

For the sake of posterity/ anyone who comes across this thread in the future, let me state categorically that this is a tried, tested and true method of catching snakes. I saw it with my own eyes. I was astonished by the simplistic ingenuity and researched it at that time. It works great. This method will catch the snake alive. Other similar methods that will kill snakes include leaving golf balls around in the vicinity. The snake swallows the golf ball and cannot digest it and utimately dies. Some folks use small light bulbs. Same principle. The snake swallows the lightbulb and dies. One other egg method is to inject a boiled egg with antifreeze and leave it where the snake frequents. Snake eats it and dies. My buddy who raises chickens swears by all of these. You can google and find numerous testimonies.

so snakes dey swallow anything? Jamb was right

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Re: Snake In My Roof by nepapole(m): 10:29pm On May 19, 2019

My God!
Why did i open this thread?
I cant sleep.... Jus flashing light at every corner in my house.

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Re: Snake In My Roof by aminusodiq(m): 10:33pm On May 19, 2019

boil 2 or 3 eggs... stuff them with needles, needles long enough... throw them in ur ceiling.... thank me later!!!

Re: Snake In My Roof by hollah123: 10:34pm On May 19, 2019

xavuv:

I cant go up there and check it. Am scared bro. My pop ceiling has started showing some crack. Maybe the weight of the thing is responsible.

Someone suggest i should throw boiled egg inside the ceiling...

boiled egg with pin inside or better still bring tobacco into d room, I mean tobacco planted n growing in a plastic. they can't stand it.

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Re: Snake In My Roof by Bbbwings: 10:34pm On May 19, 2019

Thegamingorca:

Alligator ahhh mogbe

You know wetin be alligator so

He meant crocodile cheesy

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