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UPDATE: Original phone number is back up and running 😊 0468566302 ATTENTION DOUGLAS SHIRE RESIDENTS: Following ex Cyclon...
16/12/2023

UPDATE: Original phone number is back up and running 😊 0468566302

ATTENTION DOUGLAS SHIRE RESIDENTS:

Following ex Cyclone Jasper, wildlife may become displaced and find themselves in close proximity to people and homes.
Please be compassionate, they will be very scared and confused.

Now is unfortunately a time we would expect to see more stranded Sea Snakes, keep an eye out and contact us straight away if you come across any.

While flooding and clean up efforts are still underway, all call out fees will be wiped. Contribution to fuel costs would be greatly appreciated but will not be mandatory.

Stay safe everyone

-Sam & Jaimi 🐍

It's not just tourists that like to kick back & relax up here during the holidays, this Brown Tree Snake was enjoying th...
18/07/2023

It's not just tourists that like to kick back & relax up here during the holidays, this Brown Tree Snake was enjoying the spa at a Port Douglas resort.
None of the resort guests were too keen to share, so he had the whole pool deck to himself!

Spotted Python relocated from Port Douglas.
02/05/2023

Spotted Python relocated from Port Douglas.

Yet another snake from Miallo, this time a beautiful Red Bellied Black Snake inside a cupboard! -Sam
02/03/2023

Yet another snake from Miallo, this time a beautiful Red Bellied Black Snake inside a cupboard!

-Sam

What are the odds?!Yesterday I received a callout to remove a Common Tree Snake (non venomous) from a Miallo property. T...
26/02/2023

What are the odds?!

Yesterday I received a callout to remove a Common Tree Snake (non venomous) from a Miallo property. That night, the same customer phoned again to say she had found a second snake at her home that needed relocating. This time, a nocturnal Brown Tree Snake (venomous).

Some close up photos of each species are included below that show the differences between the two. Most notably, round pupils for the Common Tree snake, who hunts during the day. And large eyes with vertical pupils used for hunting at night for the Brown Tree Snake

Scrub Python relocated from a backyard fence in Mossman. Good to see her back out in the rainforest. -Sam
23/02/2023

Scrub Python relocated from a backyard fence in Mossman. Good to see her back out in the rainforest.

-Sam

This Brown Tree Snake was removed from a Port Douglas home, all curled up and ready for a snooze. Although she wasn't to...
17/01/2023

This Brown Tree Snake was removed from a Port Douglas home, all curled up and ready for a snooze.

Although she wasn't too happy to be woken up, she'll be much happier and safer out in the rainforest away from pet dogs and cars.

-Sam

Our first snake call out in Far North QLD, a beautiful Scrub Python from Mossman.
03/01/2023

Our first snake call out in Far North QLD, a beautiful Scrub Python from Mossman.

Hi all, I have recently moved to Far North Queensland, where I will be restarting my reptile relocation and rescue busin...
11/12/2022

Hi all, I have recently moved to Far North Queensland, where I will be restarting my reptile relocation and rescue business again.

Now servicing the Douglas Shire region 24/7 for all reptile relocations, species identification and reptile related info.

You’re probably hoping to never have to call me, but I’m just a phone call away if you ever do.

You can reach me on 0468566302

Cheers,
Sam

04/11/2022

Hi all,

I have moved to Far North QLD for work so I will no longer be covering the Bundaberg Region for snake relocation.

My number is the same and I am still available for snake identification via photo or for general snake advice, but will not be available to physically remove snakes or conduct inspections.

There are still a few other snake replicators in the area, their contacts will be on LocalSearch.

Apologies for any inconvenience,

-Sam

Today's mission: Eastern Brown Snake tucked under some concrete underneath a house. After a bit of concrete reshaping an...
11/10/2022

Today's mission: Eastern Brown Snake tucked under some concrete underneath a house.

After a bit of concrete reshaping and gentle coaxing, the snake was caught and released back in the bush.

Interrupted date night for these two Brown Tree Snakes from Apple Tree Creek female on the left, male on the right. Punc...
30/09/2022

Interrupted date night for these two Brown Tree Snakes from Apple Tree Creek female on the left, male on the right. Punching well above his weight, literally.

-Sam

Not a bad hiding place! Coastal Carpet Python behind a cabinet in a Childers garage.
26/09/2022

Not a bad hiding place! Coastal Carpet Python behind a cabinet in a Childers garage.

Late night relocation for this decent sized Carpet Python!
22/09/2022

Late night relocation for this decent sized Carpet Python!

A bit of a sad post. Last week I was called to relocate a young Carpet Python from a shed. Once I pulled her down from t...
14/07/2022

A bit of a sad post.
Last week I was called to relocate a young Carpet Python from a shed. Once I pulled her down from the shelving, I noticed an unusual lump.
This snake was sent to Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital where it was found she had a deformed bowel, that would result in infection and painful cysts whenever f***l matter would pass through. She was put to sleep last Thursday.

Reptiles are notorious for hiding illness, so if you come across a reptile and something just doesn't look right, please call a snake catcher or wildlife carer. You might be able to save a life or spare a lot of suffering.

-Sam

This morning's game of snakes & ladders.
16/05/2022

This morning's game of snakes & ladders.

A very young Carpet Python trying to get a bit of warmth under an outdoor light. -Sam
21/04/2022

A very young Carpet Python trying to get a bit of warmth under an outdoor light.

-Sam

Eastern Small Eyed Snake. Quite a common species in this area but not very often I get a call out to relocate them. Comp...
19/04/2022

Eastern Small Eyed Snake. Quite a common species in this area but not very often I get a call out to relocate them. Compared to some other species, these guys seem to stay out of the way.

-Sam

Carpet Python youngster trying to get out of the rain in this pool hose. -Sam
11/03/2022

Carpet Python youngster trying to get out of the rain in this pool hose.

-Sam

Bit of an effort to get this guy out. Carpet Python in a car engine.
10/03/2022

Bit of an effort to get this guy out.
Carpet Python in a car engine.

This Coastal Carpet Python tucked himself under an outdoor table to escape the rainy weather.
09/03/2022

This Coastal Carpet Python tucked himself under an outdoor table to escape the rainy weather.

A young Spotted Python getting cosy in a Bargara kitchen.
09/03/2022

A young Spotted Python getting cosy in a Bargara kitchen.

I while back I got a call out to remove a Coastal Carpet Python sitting on a clutch of eggs. This week, the babies hatch...
04/02/2022

I while back I got a call out to remove a Coastal Carpet Python sitting on a clutch of eggs. This week, the babies hatched and were released back into the bush 🐍

-Sam

An Eastern Brown Snake removed from a nursing home. Here he is peering out of the bag on release.
06/01/2022

An Eastern Brown Snake removed from a nursing home. Here he is peering out of the bag on release.

Here's a little Eastern Brown Snake who got very lost and ended up inside a cupboard. The homeowner did a great job of c...
15/12/2021

Here's a little Eastern Brown Snake who got very lost and ended up inside a cupboard. The homeowner did a great job of closing the door to the room and keeping an eye on the area until we got there.

-Sam

A Coastal Carpet Python relocated from a Bundaberg backyard.
01/12/2021

A Coastal Carpet Python relocated from a Bundaberg backyard.

This Lace Monitor found himself stuck in an enclosed backyard and needed to be escorted back to the bush. Getting him do...
25/10/2021

This Lace Monitor found himself stuck in an enclosed backyard and needed to be escorted back to the bush. Getting him down from the tree was easier said than done though.
Second pic is after he was released 😃

-Sam

A young Eastern Brown Snake that accidentally found her way inside a house. The callers did an excellent job, moving pet...
24/10/2021

A young Eastern Brown Snake that accidentally found her way inside a house. The callers did an excellent job, moving pets and children away from the snake, then keeping an eye on the snake at a safe distance while they waited for us to arrive.
Great work!

Just a reminder to watch out for wildlife crossing the road 🛻 Top photo is a Brown Tree Snake, a mildly venomous nocturn...
16/10/2021

Just a reminder to watch out for wildlife crossing the road 🛻

Top photo is a Brown Tree Snake, a mildly venomous nocturnal species.
Bottom photo is an Eastern Brown Snake, a highly venomous species that is *usually* active during the day, but this photo proves snakes don't always follow the rules.

-Sam

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Saying goodbye to a young Eastern Brown Snake who ended up inside a house.

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