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Search for 2.5 metre pythons in Sydney suburb

Nick Pearson
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A pair of 2.5m-long pythons are on the loose in a Sydney suburb and their owner is desperately seeking to get them back.

In a message posted on a local Facebook page, the woman asked locals in Coogee and Randwick to contact her if they have seen her snakes Bagel and Mango.

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Mango is domesticated and won't survive in the wild, its owner said.

Mango is domesticated and won't survive in the wild, its owner said. Teja Mae Godson

Bagel was last seen on Mount Street in Coogee.

Bagel was last seen on Mount Street in Coogee. Teja Mae Godson

"The snakes are domesticated and won't survive in the wild."

She said the pythons are on the loose on Mount Street in Coogee.

"I'm really scared for their safety, so please if anyone has seen them let me know," she said.

"They're about 2.5m long, they are quite sweet and don't bite."

"Please please let me know if you've seen them or taken them to Wires or a nearby vet."

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