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25.01.2022 Our reptilian friends are mostly dormant during the cooler months, but the odd couple are still about Pictured: Juvenile Red-bellied Black Snake found soaking up the sun on a cooler day.

23.01.2022 Brown Tree Snake Snakes are starting to become more active during this warmer weather. Save our number to have it handy when you see a snake on your property you would like removed!... 0481268151

22.01.2022 Can you spot the lizard? Tommy Roundhead ( Diporiphora australis ) Just one of the dragon species found on the Fraser Coast although they are much smaller than the the more commonly known and seen Eastern Bearded Dragon ( Pogona barbata )

21.01.2022 Rhinella marina- Cane Toad A resilient and adaptable species of which is poisonous throughout its life cycle. A single female can lay 8,000 to 35,000 eggs at a time, potentially producing two clutches a year. The Keelback snake is able to tolerate low levels of the toads toxin, enabling them to successfully eat the smaller toads. In other words, don't harm snakes, they're doing us all a favor.

19.01.2022 He clearly had places to be! Remember to always call a licensed catcher

18.01.2022 Boiga irregularis Brown Tree Snake Weakly venomous and has small fangs at the rear of the mouth. Large specimens should be treated with caution. Also known as Night tiger and Doll's eye. Grows to a length of 2m and feeds on frogs, lizards, birds and their eggs and mammals

17.01.2022 With the warmer weather setting in following all the rain, The snakes are out and about! A little Coastal Carpet Python (morelia spiltoa mcdowelli) that was removed from a bird cage after attempting to eat their Ecelctus parrot. We are available 24/7, 7 days a week for call outs if you find a snake in your home. Call us at 0481 268 151

17.01.2022 A young Red-bellied black snake removed from a home. This wasn't the snake the resident had previously saw prior to my arrival and was indeed shocked when I found this fella in her house escaping the heat. Dangerously Venomous Be snake aware and stay safe

15.01.2022 Check out some of the native amphibians we have here on the Fraser Coast! Pictured below is a Scarlet-sided Pobblebonk (Limnodynastes terraereginae) & a Bumpy Rocket Frog (Litoria inermis) Now is the perfect time spot some of our amphibians species with the recent wet weather encouraging them out

15.01.2022 Your local population of flying foxes would be truly grateful https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2453458588079664&id=317634718328739

13.01.2022 Pseudonaja textilis Eastern Brown Snake- Dangerously venomous Average length is 1.8m, larger individuals can surpass 2m. Highly variable colouration ranging from brown, orange, russet, almost black and can be plain or banded. Cream belly with orange spots. Species of snake that is best left alone

11.01.2022 Red Bellied Black Snake (Pseudechis porphyriacus) The little fella had found shelter under a patio out of the storms. Released to somewhere more natural

11.01.2022 Leanne wroe of tongue to tail reptiles has put together a this awesome little website of wildlife catchers in the area Save it on your phone so you'll always have a number ready to call us!

09.01.2022 Pseudonaja Textilis / Eastern Brown Dangerously Venomous This snake was hiding in a cleaning closet at a Tiaro State School and thanks to the quick response by the staff it was safely captured and relocated. ... Be sure to save our number at 0481268151

08.01.2022 Reptiles are starting to appear again with the weather warming up. This means they'll be on roads. Please keep an eye out for these fellas, they're only trying to soak up the warmth a bitumen road offers. If you have a snake problem, give us a call!

07.01.2022 Eastern small-eyed snake. Common little nocturnal snake that is often mistaken for a red-bellied black snake. Although it is much smaller, this species still has a toxic venom and handling should be left to those who are trained. Snakes are out and about so keep your local catchers number handy!

06.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/100003018693228/posts/2288715967905671/

03.01.2022 Well said! Keep the yard clean and tidy and always have your local catchers number on hand

02.01.2022 Have a possum in your roof? Flick us a message and we'll help you out! They may look cute and cuddly, but approaching one may result in being bitten and scratched and handling is best left to those who know how. Fun fact! The male/female pronouns are jack and jill!