Snakes may enter homes while searching for food, water, shelter or a suitable temperature. Learn the most common entry points around Brisbane, Ipswich and Logan properties and what to do when a snake is found indoors.
Snake breeding and egg laying season in Queensland The weather in Ipswich, Logan, Brisbane and surrounds is getting hotter and hotter, and snakes are coming out; and homeowners need to be aware of that. In fact, at N&S Snake Catchers we have increased calls for snakes from homes in the past few months alone spanning…
Eastern Brown Snakes are the second most venomous snake in the world. They have been known to climb up flights of stairs! One got up the stairs of the highway overpass near Gailes train section. N&S Snake Catcher Ipswich 0415136941
Length up to 1 meter, glossy black, with pink, cream or occasionally grey belly, sometimes with dark spot, small black eyes. Nocturnal snake. Highly Venomous bites from this species should be treated immediately, apply first aid and seek medical attention.
Length to 1.2 meters, wide colour ranges, to Olive, green, brown and black and blue, belly yellow with bright yellow under chin. Sleek Slender body with long thin tail. Non Venomous, A fast moving arboreal species, tree climbers, Active day and night, Emits a strong smell from its cloaca if handled to firmly.