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25.01.2022 News from THE SNAKE PIT Beautiful Snakes of the World

24.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Eastern Brown Snake Pseudonaja textilis This Fellow was on a Window sill of a Capital Hill property. Looks like he was clipped by the ride on mower the other day. Should Recover ok.

24.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " 2 Lives Saved Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus plus an Eastern Water Dragon Intellagama lesueurii... These 2 Babies were in an emptied out Swimmimg pool in Castle Hill with no chance of escape. On arrival we noticed not only the Snake but the Lizard also. Both were safely removed and Relocated to a more suitable environment See more

24.01.2022 Pretty Cool Stuff

24.01.2022 Snake Number 2. This cheeky fellow had a slight Advantage being Bush bound and I managed to pick up sticks as well as the Snake... but still Managed to bag it in the end.

24.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Lace Monitor Varanus varius This poor Fellow was Run over by a Motorist in Arcadia today. Some very nice people stopped to help him off the Rd so he didn't sustain further injuries. Has a Laceration on his left Abdomen and a fair amount of blood in his mouth which was a little to do with the Laceration to his Tongue. The vet at Glenorie did a great job assessing, stitching and medicating the Fantastic Animal.

23.01.2022 Amazing People Saving 2 Beautiful Animals with Respect to Both

23.01.2022 News from The Snake Pit. Snake Season is upon us. Please if you need us urgently DO NOT message the page call us. We have added the CALL NOW feature to our page. or 0410761575 or 0452492836 Pet Safety Tips Pets are often bitten on the face, neck, chest and front legs and feet. Dogs are generally barking at them and using their feet to investigate more. Short hair dogs are probably bitten more than long haired dogs. Our venomous snakes only have small fangs. SIGNS TO LOOK FOR... * sudden weakness and your pet may collapse * check the above areas and/or your whole pet for localized swelling, bleeding and/or a bite mark. This is generally 2 small marks * the bite site will be painful *there could be muscle tremors, drooling and shaking *they may also vomit and empty their bowel. (We generally say poo and spew) *their pupils dilate and paralysis may onset quite quickly in some cases. If you suspect your pet has been bitten but shows no signs at the time please take them to your nearest vet. The quicker treatment can start the greater the chance of survival. Remember its a good idea where possible too carry your pet too the car and into the clinic Cheers Freya PLEASE NOTE we will not accept bad language ( as kids are on the page ) or rudeness to any admin comments it will lead too an immediate ban from the page. if you block an admin you will also be banned. With so many on the page now we need to be strict..Welcome too all our new page likers. * Please don't advertise other catching services on this page - please respect this is OUR BUSINESS *Please also refrain from the killing comments. Or only good snake is a dead snake Our page is about education, awareness and conservation * All media outlets or people wanting to use our pictures or videos please seek permission first. All pictures and videos remain our property

23.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus This 1 and a half metre Snake was sighted in a Schofields Back yard after an encounter with the neighbours French Bulldog which is at the vet receiving Anti Venom. The Snake exited the property into a Storm Water Catchment area. So we had to search that well overgrown site and eventually found the Large Red Bellied Black Snake. Once out of the drainage site we inspected the Snake as the Dog owners arrived and explained what had happened. The Snale also has some battle wounds but should be ok to be released after a vet check.

23.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus This Snake was in a West Hoxton Garage behind some drawers.

21.01.2022 Beautiful Species

19.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Lace Monitor Varanus varius Lace Monitors grow to between 1.5 and 2 metres in length, it is a dark steel grey above with pale yellow or cream bands or rows of spots. The jaws and snout are usually strongly barred with yellow and dark grey. The toes are equipped with long, strong claws, which are used for climbing. The tongue is long and forked like a snake . Monitors are the only lizards that have a forked tongue. The lace monitor lives in eastern ...Australian forests and coastal tablelands. Much of its time is spent up fairly large trees, although they usually come down to the ground to forage for food. When disturbed it sprints to the nearest tree and climbs to safety with great speed and agility. The lace monitor has a broad and varied diet including birds, insects, bird eggs, reptiles and small mammals. They will readily feed on carrion, including road kills, gorging themselves when the opportunity arises. After a large feed they are able to go for many weeks without feeding again. Lace monitors lay between 6 to 12 eggs each year. These are usually laid in termite mounds, particularly those found in trees. The female excavates a hole on the side of the termite mound, lays the eggs and then leaves the termites to reseal the eggs inside the nest. It is believed that the mother is aware of when the eggs are due to hatch and she will return to the nest and opens it up with her strong claws to allow the baby monitors to escape. See more

18.01.2022 Good things take time...

18.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus This fellow was picked up by the Family cat in Baulkham Hills and once dropped sought refuge in the Retractable Hose Reel. Will need a vet visit due to an Eye injury and the large amounts of bacteria in a cats mouth.

18.01.2022 Large Eastern Brown Snake Pseudonaja textilis

18.01.2022 Diamonds are ...everybody's... best friend

18.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Please Like and Share our Facebook Page Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus This beauty was spotted under an inflatable jumping castle in a Dural Backyard. It then decided to take refuge in a Crack in the concrete next to the house. We arrived and persuaded the little fellow out and safely relocated it in a more suitable environment.

18.01.2022 LIVE CHAT. Will be Tomorrow night at 7pm. Just a little busy with Snake jobs. Chat Agenda.. MYTHS FIRST AID VENOM... MALE/FEMALE RANGE. See more

18.01.2022 DPI MOST UNWANTED American Corn Snake. PLEASE SHARE. The Link https://www.facebook.com/387714204752041/posts/1508366349353482

17.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus This Large Snake was removed off a Roof at Hoxton Park. Unusual to find Venomous Snakes on a Roof but goes to show All Snakes can Climb but some just choose not too and some obviously Do. Stay Safe Cheers ASC

17.01.2022 Thanks so kindly to Bob and Carissa Rideout from Prodive for all their help today. 4 Hydrophis Platurus sea snakes were released together after long term rehabilitation this afternoon. Unfortunately I lost number 5 on Friday morning much to my saddness.... It’s been a long 3 months of caring and Ill be taking some time off, but I just want to thank everyone for their support yesterday on coming up with boating solutions and here’s some pics from today’s group release x Laura Elouise thanks so much. Those involved were.. and Thankyou to Margo and Cathy for rescuing P.Sam, Sean Cade for doing the rescue and huge amounts of transport for The Chad, Nolan and Medusa, Ange for rescuing Niley, and yours truely doing the long term rehab for all. Much love Nicola

17.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus Nice Snake under a Garbage Bin in Erskine Park. Safely Removed and Relocated away from people, pets and Homes.

17.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Eastern Brown Snake Pseudonaja textilis This beauty was visiting a Business in Eastern Creek over the last Few Days. It had a Friend also. We managed to get this one today and the other will no doubt turn up shortly. Cracking Colour.

16.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " *** WARNING GRAPGIC CONTENT *** Eastern Brown Snake X 2 Pseudonaja textilis WHOA !!!! An Unfortunate but very EXITING Removal of not 1 but 2 Eastern Brown Snakes that were in the Midst of LOVE MAKING. A RARE pic of the 2 Lovers hooked up. Both Snakes were Pre occupied which made the Rescue a little easier. We didn't really like to interupt the mating Process but it was very close to a building on a foot traffic path.

16.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Eastern Blue Tongue Lizard Tiliqua scinidoides scinidoides A Lazy 13 Babies from a Blue Tongue Lizard that We have. At first glance they all look similar but are quite different in patterning, colour and shape. Cute little critters....

15.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Please Like and Share our Facebook Page for information and Education about Snakes and Reptiles Please Call us Directly for Removals Couple of Rescues Red Bellied Black Snake Blue Tongue Lizard

15.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus **** RELEASE **** This Large Snake was removed off a Roof at Hoxton Park. Unusual to find Venomous Snakes on a Roof but goes to show All Snakes can Climb but some just choose not too and some obviously Do.... Stay Safe Cheers ASC See more

14.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Common Tree Snake Dendrelaphis punctulatus We often assist NSW Police and NSWFB with Call outs and Rescues. These Services should be kept for Emergency Purposes. They are professionals in their Feild and So are we. These other Services have very limited training in Snake Removal.... This Snake was in a Stanhope Gardens yard and although Harmless Triple 0 was called. We then were happy to collect it due to difficult Identification. Please Like and Share our Facebook Page for information and Education about Snakes and Reptiles Please Call us Directly for Removals. See more

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13.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus Got a call from the International Regatta Centre today due to Families and Children attending when the staff noticed a Snake. Liam attended and found the Snake nestled in a portable Table. When you want the Job done right with Safety and Respect for the Animal call Australian Snake Catchers.

13.01.2022 Thankyou ALL for the Birthday Wishes. Feeling Blessed by the overwhelming amount of time spent by people sending wishes and nice comments.

13.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " *** WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT *** Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus This is an unfortunate result but the Snake has been removed from under a car in Mulgoa Rise near the Soccer Fields on Bradley St. It will be respectfully laid to rest. Like and Share our Facebook Page for information and Education about Snakes and Reptiles Please Call us Directly for Removals

12.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " When two Work worlds Collide

12.01.2022 News from "THE SNAKE PIT " Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus This cheeky fellow attempted to hide UP the Wall of a Liverpool Homeowners Bathroom. We safely relocated the Snake so the homeowner could go about her business.

11.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Eastern Water dragon Physignathus lesueurii The eastern water dragon grows to around 80-90cm in length, much of which is tail The colour consists of shades of grey or brown with a series of black bands on the back and tail and a black stripe on the side of the head behind the eye. The underside is creamy-white, although males may have a vivid red on some or most of the belly and chest. There are enlarged scales forming a crest down the middle of th...e head, back and tail. The legs are relatively long and powerful and the strong tail is flattened on the sides to assist with swimming. The eastern water dragon inhabits the coastal water courses of eastern Australia from northern Queensland to Gippsland in eastern Victoria. It is a good tree climber and likes to laze on branches overhanging the water. If disturbed it will drop into the water and swim to the bottom to wait for the danger to pass, staying under for up to 30 minutes if necessary. The diet mainly comprises small reptiles, worms, frogs, insects, vegetation, fruit, small mammals and molluscs Males defend a territory and a harem of females, carrying out an impressive series of head bobs and arm waves to discourage other intruding males. The females lay around a dozen eggs in an excavated hole in sandy soil above the floodline. These will hatch in approximately three months. The young are miniature replicas of the adults and are able to fend for themselves as soon as they hatch. See more

11.01.2022 Snake Number 4. Fairly sure this was the Female who already looked Gravid. ( PREGNANT ).

11.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus This poor Fellow entered a Business in St Mary's. They had some Printer Cartridges packaged up to send back and this Snake was obviously doing some Quality Control and got STUCK to the Tape. We managed to safely remove it from the tape which was made easier due to it going into the skin shedding phase. Lost a scale or 2 but nothing major.

10.01.2022 DPI MOST UNWANTED. Red Eared Slider Turtle PLEASE SHARE The Link https://www.facebook.com/387714204752041/posts/1508366342686816

10.01.2022 Not ALL glamour in this job. Colourbond Roof chasing a Diamond Python of all Things

10.01.2022 A Red Bellied Black Snake doing its best impression of a Cobra

09.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Golden - Crowned Snake Cacophis squamulosus This beauty was a visitor inside the Plant Plus shop in the Cumberland State Forest. The Golden-crowned Snake is a small nocturnal, very secretive terrestrial species that is sometimes encountered on warm nights in suburban areas. However, it is not considered to be a dangerous snake.... These Snakes are brown to grey above and pink below, with a yellowish crown-shaped marking on the head which gives it its name. The Golden-crowned Snake lives in deep forest and sandstone areas. During the day, the Golden-crowned Snake shelters under stones, logs and leaf litter, emerging at night to feed on sleeping lizards by scent, taking them from their night-time retreats. It may also eat frogs and blind snakes. The Golden-crowned Snake reproduces by laying 2 - 15 eggs, with an average clutch of about six. The eggs are laid in January and hatch in March. The young measure about 16 cm in total length at birth.

09.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Red Bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus This Large 5 footer was on a Property in Oakville. It is suspected that the Snake has killed a few Greyhound Pups. Better for all concerned to remove and relocate this beautiful Male. No malice intended by the Snake just doing its thing and ended up in a Bad Situation where it had to use its only defence. Definitely tried to use its defence WITH ME. All part of the Job

08.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Eastern Blue Tongue Lizard Tiliqua Scinidoides Scinidoides Another Green Snake rescue. He was happy to see us

08.01.2022 DPI MOST UNWANTED. PLEASE SHARE. The Link https://www.facebook.com/387714204752041/posts/1505031299686987

08.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " All in a days work. warriemoo blue mountains nsw

07.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Blue Tongue Lizard Tiliqua scinidoides scinidoides This Snake had 4 Legs and a Blue Tongue Apologies for the background Music not our Video.

07.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT ' Sightings and Rescues If this information is of interest or helpful Please like and Share our Page with your Friends and Family. Our aim is Information, Education and Conservation. Eastern Brown Snake ... St Clair. Claremont Meadows. Arndell Park. Seven Hills. Erskine Park. Jordan Springs. Kingswood. Castlereagh. Parramatta. Kemps Creek Merrylands. Mount Druitt. Richmond. Narellan. Mount Riverview. Wallacia. Silverdale. Orchard Hills. Schofields Red Bellied Black Snake. Emu Heights. Glossodia. Austral. Horsley Park. St Clair. Werrington. Harrington Park. Twin Creeks. Bringelly. Badgery's Creek. Erskine Park. Rouse Hill. Cobbity. Busby. St Mary's. Penrith. Leonay. Dwarf Krefft's Snake. Kendall White Lipped Snake. Gross Wold Marsh Snake. Revesby Centralian Python. Glossodia Diamond Pyrhon. Blaxland. Yellow Rock. Dural. Pennant Hills Yellow Faced Whip Snake. Glenmore Park Golden Crowned Snake. Kenthurst Death Adder. Winmalee Green Tree Snake. Kurrajong. Kenthurst. St Ives Lace Monitor. Glenorie Blue Tongue Lizard. Parklea. Blacktown. Rooty Hill Three Toed Skink. Emu Heights Blind Snake. St Marys And a Non Venomous Black Belt..... Castle Hill Some of these are Rescues and some are Sightings. If you need assistance please use the Call Now feature on the page or either number on the Business Card in the Pictures See more

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07.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Eastern Brown Snake Pseudonaja textilis This 5 ft beauty was underneath a Box Drain in Beaumont Hills. It has been there for some time. We attended yesterday and without a Professional approach this Snake would still be close to the home. After an hour and a half we had to Head ( Restrain ) the Snake for it to be removed which is extremely dangerous and invasive for the Snake. Alls well that ends well I guess

06.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Always Nice to see different things on a Call Out for Snakes. Green Tree Frog Parsons Tree Frog Echidna... We love All Animals so if we come across something in a strange Situation we are always happy to help a See more

06.01.2022 Snake Number 3 under the Armco Metal Barriers.

06.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Golden Crowned Snake Cacophis squamulosus A call for a Brown Coloured Snake in Glenhaven turned out to be .. 2 ... beautiful Golden Crowned Snakes. Normally a Nocturnal Species and not often found together and are quite secretive. A Pleasant and Rare Experience with these guys and a happy and Helpful homeowner.

05.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Eastern Blue Tongue Lizard Tiliqua Scinidoides Scinidoides This beauty was in a backyard at Glenwood. An Absolute Beauty

03.01.2022 Its BIRTHDAY time at Australian Snake Catchers Well the time has come to wish my hunkachunk a super special 50th BIRTHDAY I hope you have a great day today and tomorrow night will be A BLAST. We all can't wait to celebrate with you. I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEART HAPPY BIRTHDAY

03.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Bandy Bandy Vermicella annulata These have been a few of these beauties out of late.. also known as the hoop snake, and is a species of venomous snake in the family Elapidae. The species is endemic to Australia. It is considered weakly venomous. Individuals are marked with alternating black and white or yellowish bands, Though it was once thought that there was only one species, the discovery of another species (Vermicella parscauda) on a peninsul...a in Australia's far north indicates there may be more species of bandy-bandy than previously thought. The bandy-bandy is a smooth-scaled, glossy snake with a distinctive pattern of sharply contrasting black and white rings that continue right around the body. The snout is black and rounded. The eyes are small. The tail is short and blunt. The average total length (including tail) is 50 to 60 cms. Vermicella annulata is weakly venomous with localized symptoms around the bite area. It is generally considered harmless due to the small size of its mouth and its inoffensive nature. Found mainly suburbs with woodland habitats it is found across a wide range of habitats and vegetation types, from coastal forest & woodland, to scrubland, mulga and outback desert. Found also in Central NSW (Dubbo / Parkes) Generally these snakes are Nocturnal, burrowing snake, found beneath the soil surface, under stumps, rocks & logs. Emerges at night to forage, especially after rain.

02.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Eastern Brown Snake Pseudonaja textilis The fellow was on a Property in Vinyard warming up under some Tin Sheets. We responded and removed the Snake. It was relocated to a more suitable environment.

01.01.2022 News from " THE SNAKE PIT " Please Like and Share our Facebook Page for Information and Education about Snakes and Reptiles. Call us Directly for Removals. RED BELLIED BLACK SNAKE Pseudechis porphyriacus This quite chunky Female was spotted in the Sunroom of a Jamiesontown Property. The beautiful girl was safely Removed and Relocated to a more Suitable Environment.