Logan snake catcher 24/7 - Ti’s reptile relocations - 0408491174

24/03/2025

Saving the lives of tradies one harmless snake at a time 😜

Little common tree snake found himself in the middle of some construction. The tradies didn’t know what it was, and did the right thing by keeping their distance and calling me straight away.

Save my number and call me anytime!
Ti
0408491174
24/7

08/03/2025

Hi all!
Just want to let everyone know that my internet access has been very intermittent in this cyclone, so if you need to contact me for call outs or injured wildlife, please call me rather than sending a Facebook message or tagging me. I'm still available 24/7 if you (or our wildlife) need ☺️

Hope everyone is staying safe!
Photo of me with a nice sized red bellied black snake from Browns Plains ❤️🐍

-Ti
0408491174
24 hours a day, 7 days a week

15/02/2025

Cracker of a common tree snake removed from a house in Loganlea.
These guys are relatively harmless frog eaters and probably my most common catch inside homes.

-Ti
Available 24/7, 365
0408491174

14/02/2025

Very bad photo of a very cute little red belly caught in Kingston today!
Thank you to all staff present for keeping an eye on the snake while I rushed over. It definitely makes my job a lot easier!
Cheers to Rapid Snake Catchers 24/7 0478 535 687 for the referral ❤️🐍

-Ti
Available 24/7, 365
0408481174

31/01/2025

A SNAKE ATE MY CHICKEN!
🐍🐓
This decent sized carpet python made a meal out of a customer’s poor chicken in Munruben 😅

What can you do to prevent snakes from entering your coop?

The number 1 most important thing is secure housing. Ensure that your chicken coop/run is well-constructed and secure. Use mesh with small holes (known as mouse and snake proof aviary mesh) instead of chicken wire, which has holes large enough to allow entry by snakes. Make sure to seal any gaps or cracks around the coop (including on the roof).

Monitor for digging under the mesh/coop by rodents, and correct as necessary. It doesn’t matter how well constructed the fence and roof is - if the rodents can dig under and into a coop, a snake can use those burrows to enter as well.

Maintaining the area is important too. Keep the area around your coop clean and free of debris, tall grass, and brush where snakes might hide. Regularly mow the lawn and remove any piles of rocks or wood. Keeping this area free of debris and clean will also reduce the likelihood of rodents hanging around, which is the main attractant for snakes to hang out in and around chicken coops.

Implementing these strategies will help create a safer environment for your chickens and reduce the likelihood of snake predation.

SHARE THIS POST TO HELP OUT YOUR CHICKEN OWNER FRIENDS 🐔🐥🐓

Available 24/7, whenever you need me ☺️
Ti
0408491174

22/01/2025

SPOT THE SNAKE!

Can you spy the snake I caught in Stockleigh this week?
Comment when you've got it - but don't give it away!

-Ti
0408491174
24/7

18/01/2025

WHY DO SNAKE CATCHERS CHARGE?

I got a call the other day to remove a brown snake from someone’s yard. They told me they had dogs and needed it relocated. “No worries at all, I’ll be just under 20 minutes, and just to let you know, my call out fee is $120”.

They didn’t hesitate to tell me to f**k off.

It’s insane that people expect me to do my job free of charge. Do you also call a locksmith at 3am because you can’t get in your house, and then abuse them for having the audacity to charge for their professional service? How about your mechanic when you get your car fixed? A refrigeration technician when your aircon stops working in the middle of summer?

So why do some people expect us to
- Drop whatever we are in the middle of doing immediately
- use our fuel and put wear on our vehicle to drive to their residence, then to a suitable release site, and then back home
- risk our lives catching what is the second most venomous snake IN THE WORLD

All for free?

It costs me to gain and maintain my licensing, pay for fuel, purchase PPE and equipment, maintain my vehicle (I require a service every 6-7 weeks due to the km I drive), plus whatever else I’m missing.

Additionally, I am a professional service. Just like your mechanic, builder, fridgy etc. This is how I pay my rent and put food on the table for my family. I am available 24/7, I do not have any other source of income. And importantly, charging for my service is how I am able to attend rescues of injured and sick wildlife at no charge.

Please think about all of this before abusing me for needing to cover my costs and have enough left over at the end of the day to provide for my family.

Pictured is a pretty little eastern brown snake (Pseudonaja textilis) I recently removed from a house in Jimboomba. Dangerously venomous.

-Ti
0408491174, 24/7

15/01/2025

Got a call for an eastern brown or whip snake under a couch in Boronia Heights today, and was there in 5 mins. Found this little fella doing his best impression of a venomous snake instead 🙊

It’s always better to be safe than sorry! Just yesterday a man picked up a snake, and someone videoed as it bit him multiple times. He posted the video asking for a definitive ID but was ‘99% sure it was just a tree snake’.

The snake was an eastern brown. He called an ambulance on the advice of the person who IDed the snake, but 15 minutes later was unresponsive and paramedics had to work to keep his heart beating. He spent the night in ICU but is lucid today, thanks to the quick ID he got and the fantastic work of the medical professionals that attended.

Don’t risk it. If you need a snake relocated, ALWAYS call a professional!

-Ti
0408491174 24/7

12/01/2025

Check out the electric blue flecks on this gorgeous common tree snake! This cheeky little one was hiding in a bedside table in a home. Cheers to Allan's Snake and Reptile Relocation for the referral!

Available 24/7 covering Brisbane’s south, Logan, Redlands, East Ipswich and Beaudesert regions - 0408491174

-Tiarnah

31/12/2024

Best last day of the year ever! Got this little one tonight from a house in Woodridge.

Bandy Bandy (Vermicella annulata), mildly venomous.

Hope everyone has a brilliant night whatever you may be doing ☺️ Happy new year!!

02/12/2024

Wow what an insane day for the first sunny day of summer! Started at 5:45 this morning with a carpet python in a Heritage Park garage, and ended the day with a red bellied black snake under a bin in Bethania - lots of relocations and rescues in between - finally just got home 🥱😴

Here’s one of the red bellied black snakes I caught today in North Maclean. Cheers Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7!

PS- before I finished typing this, I got a call for a rescue out at Jimboomba. Never stops haha

29/11/2024

Little keelback from Sumner today. This one was thought to be an eastern brown snake by the caller. Thank you Rapid Snake Catchers 24/7 for the referral!

15/11/2024

A late night 30 minute drive to collect a poor little python that we suspect had been hit by a car in graceville tonight. Upon arrival, it had full body movement, no external injuries, but the head was flaccid which is not what you usually see in a spinal fracture. Where the base of the skull connected to the body, it felt abnormal upon palpation so I suspected this is where a break was. I took to RSPCA Wacol to confirm, and X-rays showed a break in this area. Poor little guy will have been humanely euthanised by the time I post this, but thank you to Mohammed, the member of the public that called this in. While we can’t save them all, this snake is no longer suffering and that’s the important thing.

Available 24/7 for call-outs and a reminder that injured animals are attended free of charge.

07/11/2024

Decent sized eastern brown snake relocated from a property in Logan Village today!

30/10/2024

A fun little photo shoot with some gorgeous snakes!

When the sun goes down snakes come ‘round.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERYONE

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Wesley Stripes - Notechis scutatus
Black Sabbath - Notechis ater niger
Highly venomous

Picture taken by the talented Tiarnah Kingaby of Logan snake catcher 24/7 - Ti’s reptile relocations - 0408491174

26/10/2024

Got a call from our friends at Blast Property Maintenance today, who came across a little White Crowned snake (Cacophis harriettae) in a disused pool they were pumping out and cleaning in Jimboomba. While these little ones are weakly venomous, they are very reluctant biters and don’t pose a threat around the yard.

If you need any pressure washing done on your property or solar panel cleans, these are your guys!

As we didn’t know how long this baby had been stuck in the pool, and it looked a bit worse for wear, it has been taken in for an assessment and some time in care before we release it.