Sunshine Coast Snake Catcher in Buderim, Queensland | Local service

Sunshine Coast Snake Catcher

Locality: Buderim, Queensland

Phone: +61 432 465 156

Address: Near the hospital Buderim, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.markneath.com/Removal

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14.01.2022 The video was taken by Jason at Numinbah Valley. A couple of large Lamington Spiny Crayfish were fighting over a dead Red-bellied Black Snake at the base of a 20m waterfall. Not sure how the snake had died, perhaps it had gone over the waterfall.

08.01.2022 It has taken a while but the Sunshine Coast Snake ID app for your smart phone has been finally released. It contains; - and easy to use visual list of snakes and reptiles that have been mistaken for snakes found on the sunshine coast including some common variations. - Toxicity levels for each species. - Step by step, easy to follow instructions to first aid should you be unfortunate enough to be bitten by a snake.... - Scale counts to help you identify snakes from their shed skins. - Contact numbers to aid you with any snake problems. It also includes at least one typo! :( I check and check and check but.. ) The android version can be found at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details And Apple version is in the pipeline. Version #2 is also in the pipeline. This will also include; - additional species ( like the yellow bellied sea snake I rescued the day after the app was released ). - better instructions on how to count scales - Identifying shed shed skins

07.01.2022 My kind of holiday! https://youtu.be/bTiHmrm76JU

07.01.2022 It's april first today and I will not be doing an April first post which seems to me popular with other snake catchers. People rely on us for accurate information and it is irresponsible for what should be a trusted site with accurate information. But I am not without humor so here is a lizard having a joke.

01.01.2022 Smart non-herper punters treat all snakes as dangerous, especially in Aussie - If you became overly familiar with the harmless hooded scalyfoot legless lizard (...lower) and then came across a Western brown snake (aka gwardar - upper) particularly at night, it may be difficult to correctly separate the two. Keep in mind that the smallest brown snake implicated in the death of a bite victim was only 18cm (7 inches). See more