That Snake Lady

That Snake Lady Licensed Snake Catcher - Sunshine Coast. Call or text 0423 327 946 advice, ID, affordable relocations.
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17/10/2025

Part of being a snake catcher is assessing the health of the snakes before we relocate them, rescuing injured or sick snakes and other reptiles/wildlife. Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital (and other wildlife centres) provide us with valuable support in assessing, treating and rehabilitating those who need it!

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15/10/2025

EASTERN BROWN CATCH!
A year ago i originally posted this catch and copped it hard 🤓 I was excited to share my first Eastern Brown catch as a professional so I didn’t think to explain that i been told over the phone it was a small blackish snake (no worries!), I didn’t explain that I came straight from the gym with no other clothing, i didn’t explain that when I arrived I was faced with a very upset eastern brown already in defensive position in a small storage area under a deck, I didn’t explain why I was wearing the gloves trying to move wood around in there to access it, I didn’t explain that once i finally got the snake to move it fled very quickly outside and that I then had to run back outside and didn’t think to remove the gloves, I didn’t explain that I then had try to get the snake to turn around so I could grab its tail, I didn’t explain that when I kneeled down to grab it that the snake was already half back under the deck and couldn’t possibly strike me….but none of it mattered, because the snake was caught safely. Every Eastern Brown I’ve caught since has been a walk in the park 🙂 ✌️ and every social media post too 🤍

13/10/2025

Letting the juvenile common tree snake back out into the big bad world 😭 👋 safe travels little one! 🐍

Happy Friday! 💁🏼‍♀️🐍 Although, snakes don’t tend to relax much on the weekends… so if you need me, you know how to find ...
10/10/2025

Happy Friday! 💁🏼‍♀️🐍 Although, snakes don’t tend to relax much on the weekends… so if you need me, you know how to find me! No extra charges on weekends and advice is always free!

Ph: 0423 327 946

Big chonky happy smiley pythons make me smile ☺️🐍 Relocated this 2.5metre beauty from yard at the bottom of Mount Coolum...
08/09/2025

Big chonky happy smiley pythons make me smile ☺️🐍 Relocated this 2.5metre beauty from yard at the bottom of Mount Coolum, and she wasn’t bothered the entire time 💚

Happy Fathers Day to Dr. Snake Lady, thank you for always supporting what I do and being an amazing dad! And Happy Fathe...
07/09/2025

Happy Fathers Day to Dr. Snake Lady, thank you for always supporting what I do and being an amazing dad! And Happy Fathers Day to all the wonderful Dads out there! 💚🐍

That’s not a snake, THIS is a snake 💁‍♀️
03/09/2025

That’s not a snake, THIS is a snake 💁‍♀️

Excuse me?! I’ll just be here making memes until spring rolls around 😂🐍
06/08/2025

Excuse me?!

I’ll just be here making memes until spring rolls around 😂🐍

Another day, another gorgeous Coastal Carpet Python, relocated from a back yard in Caloundra West ☺️🐍                   ...
25/02/2025

Another day, another gorgeous Coastal Carpet Python, relocated from a back yard in Caloundra West ☺️🐍

Wow! Check out this absolutely stunning juvenile EASTERN BROWN SNAKE (pseudonaja textilis) which was sent to me to ID by...
19/02/2025

Wow! Check out this absolutely stunning juvenile EASTERN BROWN SNAKE (pseudonaja textilis) which was sent to me to ID by a mate working in Beerwah today. This is a great example as to why colour isn’t the best way to identify a snake, and why you should never try to relocate or pick up a snake yourself even if it looks harmless or cute. Always ask a professional. Juvenile Eastern Brown venom is just as potent as an adult, and they come in a range of colours and patterns. Being the second most venomous snake on the planet, and responsible for the most deaths in Australia even the babies shouldn’t be underestimated!

This cheeky non-venomous Common Tree Snake was relocated from a garage in Buderim. It took a bit of searching but eventu...
17/02/2025

This cheeky non-venomous Common Tree Snake was relocated from a garage in Buderim. It took a bit of searching but eventually it made its way out under a side door and hid under a bin. This one was fairly brown in colour until it began showing the beautiful blue colour between it’s scales, to warn me off 🥰

(The only reason I am free handling this snake, is because it is non venomous and non dangerous. If you find a snake, it’s not worth the risk - leave it to the professionals)

04/02/2025

Highly venomous Yellow Bellied Sea Snake Rescue 💛Sea Snakes only generally only wash ashore when they are sick, injured or pregnant. If you see a sea snake washed ashore, don’t touch or move it, as they are extremely venomous, and movement could also damage their delicate bodies. Call your local wildlife rescue or snake catcher and we will come out and take it to a wildlife vet for assessment. Thank you to the caring individual for calling me out to help this beautiful creature 💚

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