You guys would make a much more credible case if you offered actual evidence for your opinions.

Brown tree snakes don’t seem to have a problem with dead prey- they can be trapped using dead mice as bait, and have even been found to take cooked spare ribs.

Also, Jurassic Park. Engineer a bunch of lysine deficient anacondas, and deny them artificial supplements when their job is done. Nothing could go wrong with that plan, right?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbits_in_Australia

Obviously it’s time to drop the commando units onto the unsuspecting brown tree snakes on parachutes. 

Of course both the black snake and cane toad are generalist predators, so they would also eat everything else, and the brown tree snake is also a generalist, who would feed on the red bellied black snake and cane toad.

However this problem can be solved by introducing a species predating on the cane toad such as eel, catfish, caiman, ibis, black rat etc.

In turn these are all generalists, so you would have to invent a control for them, so obviously you’d have to start airdropping cats to eat the rats and other predators. Unfortunately there aren’t any natural predating species on caiman.

However this problem could be solved by airdropping humans to shoot those top predators.

The problem is that humans themselves being generalists have no natural enemy, and would just destroy the habitat.

So to solve that problem it would be best to nuke them from orbit, just to be sure.