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25.01.2022 Release of baby Green Tree snake
25.01.2022 Baby Green tree snake in a factory at Tuggerah
24.01.2022 A little red belly from Bateau Bay
23.01.2022 As well as native species of snakes, we also come across exotic species in our work from time to time. This is a Corn Snake we were called out to on the Central Coast this week. A woman stating she saw an orange snake in her yard as she stepped outside the back door. A bite from this Corn Snake is harmless, but it is an invasive species and can do great harm to our native species. It is illegal to keep these snakes in Australia, although there are many kept. Please be aware ...snakes are moving now as it starts to warm up, as they search for food and a mate. If you happen to sight a snake, please do it no harm, don’t interfere with it and don’t attempt to kill it. Instead give us a call, to safely remove it, if need be. With our snakes here in Australia, you are unable to identify them by colour or pattern, so keep yourselves safe and leave it to professionals. Also, if you haven’t already done so by now, please tidy those yards and get rid of any rubbish laying around. Snake will prefer to travel in areas where they think they can’t be detected or seen, (such as long grass/littered yards etc.) rather than clean open areas. Please be vigilent during Spring. Snakes don’t want to harm us but will defend themselves if you try to harm them. See more
23.01.2022 A little red belly from Wamberal
22.01.2022 Removal of a Diamond Python from a farm shed at Mangrove Mountain
21.01.2022 Marsh snake or also known as a Swamp Snake (Hemiaspis signata) We relocated this guy from a property at Buff Point today. Marsh snakes are very common on the Central Coast NSW and commonly misidentified as a young Eastern Brown snake (Pseudonaja textilis), as they are usually brown - black in colour. Total maximum length is approximately 60cm. If you look closely at the head, you’ll see markings on the face, a streak through the eye and another streak through the upper lip. ...The colour of these streaks will vary from white, cream and yellowish. This species is mildly venomous, which may cause mild to severe pain and can cause anaphylaxis to people allergic to the venom. This particular snake was brought inside the home by their pet cat. Please keep your cats inside, to avoid them hunting our native wildlife. See more
20.01.2022 A video about force feeding baby elapids, scenting prey and homemade racks and record keeping. Hope you all enjoy!!!
19.01.2022 Diamond python from Point Frederick
19.01.2022 Not 1 but 3 Diamond Pythons removed from a residence at Bucketty.
18.01.2022 From our friends Tie and Scott Eipper at Nature 4 You. Don’t waste your money on these, they don’t work. Education about snakes is the key! If you have any questions please call Tina on 0425237682 or John on 0416922282
18.01.2022 A little red belly in a house at Blue Haven
18.01.2022 A green tree snake from MacMasters on the Central Coast. The family didn’t want him in their home but were happy for him to go back outside on their property
18.01.2022 A few feeding vids
16.01.2022 Release of Diamond Python and 2 yellow faced whip snakes
15.01.2022 A red belly black snake that took up residence in a outside fridge at Dooralong today. The people said that he had been there for a few days. Caught and relocated away from homes and businesses.
12.01.2022 We attended a residence at Bucketty on the Central Coast today, after the residents called us to remove a Diamond Python they had sighted slithering inside their home and vanishing into the garage/workshop area. But when we arrived we found not one but three pythons. All engaged in a mating ball hiding under a shelf inside their garage/workshop. Probably, a large female and two smaller males. The residents had initially sighted the larger one and nicknamed her Marilyn, telling us Diamonds are a girls best friend. With breeding season at this time of year, please be aware you may encounter more than one snake at any one time. If you encounter a snake and require assistance, please call us, your fully licensed and insured snake catchers on the Central Coast & surrounds NSW.
11.01.2022 Release of Red-bellied black snake.
11.01.2022 A little diamond being released
10.01.2022 A Mating ball of Diamond Pythons at Green Point
09.01.2022 A little Diamond Python from Woy Woy Bay
05.01.2022 Red-bellied black snake relocated from a residence at Tumbi Umbi.
04.01.2022 New enclosure setup and a couple of elapids
03.01.2022 Release of the mating ball of Diamond Pythons from Green Point
01.01.2022 Releasing a Diamond Python and a Red belly
01.01.2022 Fresh clean and paired for this breeding season
