Red-Naped Snake (Furina Diadema)
Length to 40cm, reddish brown colour other netted patterning, belly is white, head and neck is glossy black, with a orange bean shaped marking on nape. Nocturnal snake. Weakly Venomous.
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There is great variation between individuals within a single species of snake. The descriptions below are based on general characteristics. It can be difficult for people to positively identify snakes. Never approach snakes and never assume that they are non-venomous. If your unsure what snake it is treat it as a venomous snake and please leave it for our highly trained snake Catcher to positively identify the snake for you. Contact our highly trained professional Snake Catcher as N&S Snake Catcher are licensed by the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection and are comprehensively insured giving you not only the reassurance of an experienced snake handler but the knowledge you are dealing with someone with all adequate cover. Call N&S Snake Catcher Ipswich, Brisbane & Logan today 0415136941.
Snakes of greater Ipswich, Brisbane and Logan
Below are the most common Snakes we are removing from homes, yards, schools, businesses in the Ipswich, Brisbane and Logan and surrounded areas:
Eastern Brown Snake. Highly Venomous
Coastal Carpet Python Snake. Non Venomous
Yellow-Faced Whip Snake. Mildly Venomous
Red-Bellied Black Snake. Highly Venomous
Common Tree Snake. Non Venomous
Brown Tree Snake. Mildly Venomous
Small-eyed Snake. Highly Venomous
Keelback Snake. Non Venomous
White-crowned snake. Weakly Venomous
Marsh Snake. Mildly Venomous
Golden-crowned snake Weakly Venomous
Snake Identification Brisbane, Ipswich & Logan
Here is some helpful information and photos to assist with snake identification in Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan and surrounding areas.
N&S Snake Catcher provides professional snake removal and relocation services for homes, businesses, schools and workplaces throughout South East Queensland. If you are unsure what type of snake you have found, contact our friendly team on 0415 136 941 for assistance.
For your safety, never attempt to handle or approach a snake. Always keep a safe distance and contact a licensed snake catcher.
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During the cooler months, snakes, particularly carpet pythons, often seek shelter in warm, protected areas such as roof spaces, sheds, garages and around homes. A professional inspection can help identify signs of snake activity and potential entry points around your property.
N&S Snake Catcher provides roof and yard inspections throughout Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan and surrounding suburbs. Contact our friendly team today on 0415 136 941 to book your inspection.
Small-Eyed Snake (Crypotohis Nigrescens)
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.
DetailsSnake Season Brisbane 2019
February and March generally have a few surprises for snake catchers in Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan and surrounds. Here are a few recent encounters for our snake catchers. Last month a Carpet Python was removed from a kindergarten in Springfield Lakes, south west of Brisbane. This cheeky carpet python found itself a nice hiding spot behind…
DetailsSpotted Python (Antaresia Maculosa)
Length to up 1meter +. Fawn to Olive colour with numerous dark brown blotches patterns. Belly mostly cream. Nocturnal snake. Non Venomous Snake.
DetailsWhite Crowned Snake (Cacophis Harriettae)
Length up to 70cm slender snake, dark grey or olive colour, white band across nape and around rim eye to tip of snout and enclosing black patch on top of head. They are Nocturnal found beneath rocks, logs, and leaf litter, retaining walls. Weakly Venomous, apply correct first aid and seek medical attention.
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Why Do Snakes Enter Homes in Brisbane, Ipswich and Logan?
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.
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Yellow- Faced Whip Snake (Demansia Psammophis)
Length up to 1 meter, Yellow faced pale to Olive- greyish green with reddish flush along or longitudinal stripes along front third of body, belly usually greyish green, face with distinctive markings pale cream or yellow rim around eye with dark, comma like marking curving back below the eye, and dark pale edge line up on of the snout, running from nostril to nostril, very slender with whip like tail. Potentially dangerous especially if children involved, bites cause localised pain.
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