Snake Catchers Brisbane takes yours and our health very seriously. The current situation with COVID-19 has seen us implement a procedure compliant with federal health and government stipulations. You can be sure we will do all we can when attending your home or business to ensure the lowest of risk. Call us 24/7 on the number below or if in mobile click the number to call.
Snake Catchers Brisbane provides numbers for a reliable snake catcher in your area. Only snake catchers who provide a 24 hr snake removal service are referred to within the Brisbane and Ipswich and Gold Coast areas. These catchers are fully licensed and comprehensively insured and have a minimum 10 years experience conducting snake removal activities. Further snake catchers from other localities may be found in our extensive Australia wide directory
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Winter has broken and spring is in full swing! The majority of species are showing increased activity with our Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich and Gold Coast catchers recording a hefty increase in calls. Carpet pythons are the most obvious at this time with males actively seeking out females. This results in a higher probability of sightings and lucky residents may even witness male/male combat at this time of year. Significant captures include a 3.5 metre, 11kg snake from a roof at Sunnybank and a fighting pair of males from a backyard in Carindale.
Venomous snakes has consisted of mainly Red bellied black snakes with a 1.5 metre specimen taken from a downstairs rumpus by our Logan snake catcher in Slacks Creek. Another notable capture was two black snakes under a sheet of timber in a backyard at Salisbury. Eastern Brown snakes have been in good numbers to date with most captured around 1.2 metres. Our snake catcher Brisbane removed four brown snakes in a day from Rochedale, Wacol, Indooroopilly and Jindalee. Expect to see more of these as males get more active into the month of October. (Visit our Blog page for previous month Wrap Ups.)
The RSPCA snake catcher referral service is no longer provided through their general wildlife assistance service. the above Brisbane and Gold Coast snake catchers for assistance.
Brisbane and Gold Coast snake removal operators listed here have been referred to by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) and the Department of Environment and Science (DES) for over 20 years due to their reliability and expertise. Permits for snake catchers specific to snake removal from homes and buisnesses are issued by this department.