Medusa Reptile Relocation

09/07/2025

30/06/2025

Gargantuan gratitude to our dear friend and snake advocate, Kaye Tonzing 💚🐍

Kaye made an incredible donation to us this weekend, which included vivs, a hatchling tub, lights, heat sources, water dishes, reptile hides, reptile enrichment and thermostats!
We're absolutely blown away with the mountain of essentials she gave us to house reptiles in comfort & style!

We are bringing more reptiles on board who will be joining us for our education sessions, so keep watching this space....

30/06/2025

20/06/2025

16/05/2025

A better photo of the SWCP picked up from an apartment building in Rockingham.
What an absolute stunner this one was in the sunlight! 🌞

It's now with DBCA.
Any python found out of its natural habitat must be reported to DBCA for a few reasons.

1- If a python is found out of an area that it would naturally occur, it needs to be quarantined by DBCA incase it is an illegal import & carrying diseases or viruses that may harm our native/ pet snakes.

Western Australia is the only State/Territory that doesn't yet have Sunshine Virus & we absolutely do not want it crossing our borders.

2- DBCA can call the registered keepers in the area on their data base, to see if anyone has lost their little scaley mate.
Owners can call DBCA to report a lost pet & it greatly increases the chance of a reunion.

3- Any python that's hitched a ride on a vehicle can be returned to where it's supposed to be.

Noongar names: Wackul, Wakarl, Waargal.
Common name: South-west Carpet Python
Scientific name: Morelia imbricata.

If you see a lost python, call me & we'll organise for it to be picked up. Then we can help it find its way home again 💚🐍