dysart qld snake catcher page

dysart qld snake catcher page I'm a part time snake catcher.

if you have any snake problems or a snake question please post here

there is a small fee for all call outs the fee depends upon if the snake is venomous or not

21/04/2025

it is illegal to kill snakes in Queensland. The Nature Conservation Act 1992 prohibits killing, injuring, or taking snakes from the wild. Fines and penalties may apply for breaching this law.

A significant portion of snake bites occur when people attempt to handle, catch, or kill snakes. In some cases, this number can be as high as 80% of all snake bites. Snakes generally do not attack humans unless they are provoked.

21/02/2025

Hi everyone I'm available for call outs till mid day Wednesday

This is a Common tree snake (Dendrelaphis punctulatus) Non venomous which I caught and relocated thanks Bridget Kidcaff...
26/01/2025

This is a Common tree snake (Dendrelaphis punctulatus) Non venomous which I caught and relocated thanks Bridget Kidcaff for the call.

02/11/2024

TONIGHT: An infestation of Blue Bottles, commonly known as Portuguese man o' war, has made the ocean a no swim zone - and experts reveal why they could stick around.

Watch tonight 6pm for the FULL STORY.

Caught this big and cranky Eastern Brown, Pseudonaja textilis. He was 1.2 metres. Please call me for anything snake remo...
22/09/2024

Caught this big and cranky Eastern Brown, Pseudonaja textilis. He was 1.2 metres. Please call me for anything snake removal and I'll do my best to help you.

We are heading into snake breeding season so keep your eyes open and if you see any snakes please call myself on 0475934...
10/09/2024

We are heading into snake breeding season so keep your eyes open and if you see any snakes please call myself on 0475934894

A work mate and I saved this beauty from inside a beer can it was stuck in. today it's a Eastern Brown, Pseudonaja texti...
29/04/2024

A work mate and I saved this beauty from inside a beer can it was stuck in. today it's a Eastern Brown, Pseudonaja textilis. Highly venomous.

08/04/2024

General facts about Australian snakes
Snakes are cold-blooded. They can't regulate their body temperature internally like mammals do. Snakes need the sun, or at least warm air temperature for their body heat. The colder it is, the more inactive snakes become. That's why snakes like basking in the sun.

Senses: Snakes can see, smell and hear. Most snakes have fairly good eyesight, at least over short distances. They hear with an inner ear that picks up vibrations from the ground. But their most important sense is the sense of smell. Snakes smell by flicking their tongues in and out their mouth.

Breeding: Some snakes lay eggs, while others give birth to living young.

Non-venomous Australian snakes include pythons, file snakes (a sea snake), and blind snakes. The amethystine python is by far the longest snake in Australia, it grows up to 5 - 6 metre. They live in northern tropical Queensland, mostly in rain forests.

06/04/2024

Do snakes fear human presence?

Wild snakes, in my experience, exhibit behaviour that suggests that they do fear people and other large animals - many species will flee (and you might not even know they were ever there in the first place) but some species will hunker down and try to be unseen

06/04/2024

Does stomping scare snakes?

There are 105 species of land-based snakes and 37 marine snakes in Australia. Snakes respond to movement more than vibrations. Stomping your feet won't scare them away.

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