Snake Catcher Mango Hill
At Snake Catcher Mango Hill, we specialise in expert snake removal and management services tailored to ensure the safety of your family, pets, and property while preserving the local wildlife. Available 24/7, our team is highly trained in the identification, handling, and relocation of snakes commonly found in Mango Hill and surrounding areas.
Snake Habitats in Mango Hill
Mango Hill’s lush bushlands, wetlands, and suburban developments provide ideal environments for snakes to thrive.
- Bushlands: Dense vegetation and open bushland areas offer shelter and hunting grounds for various snake species. Always exercise caution when hiking or gardening near these areas.
- Wetlands: Local wetlands are home to snakes that prey on amphibians and fish, making them particularly active during warmer months.
- Suburban Areas: Snakes may seek food and shelter in gardens, sheds, and homes. Keeping your property tidy and secure can help prevent unwanted encounters.
Why Choose Professional Snake Catching?
Snakes are a crucial part of the ecosystem, helping to control pest populations and maintain biodiversity. However, improper handling can be dangerous to both humans and snakes. At Snake Catcher Mango Hill, we ensure the safe and humane relocation of these reptiles to protect both people and wildlife.
Our Services
- 24/7 Emergency Snake Removal: Fast, professional response for snake encounters in homes, gardens, or workplaces.
- Inspection & Prevention: Expert advice and practical solutions to minimise snake risks, including habitat modification and exclusion strategies.
For reliable, ethical, and efficient snake management in Mango Hill, trust the experts at Snake Catcher Mango Hill.
If you need immediate assistance or expert advice, don’t hesitate to reach out. Our team is available 24/7 to help.
Phone: 0413 028 081
Email: Fauna@qfc.com.au
Records
Venomous Snakes
- Elapidae (Elapid front fanged snakes)
Comprehensive Survey of Elapid Species: Occurrence and Records in Mango Hill
The subsequent compilation of elapids, denoting venomous land snakes native to South East Queensland. A considerable number of these species have been consistently documented within Mango Hill. The records encompass tangible evidence from museum collections, as well as well-regarded expert observations and identifications in the field of snake taxonomy. The ensuing list provides details on each species, along with their respective findings and records.
Species Name:
Eastern Brown SnakeScientific name:
Pseudonaja textilis
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
Species Name:
Red-bellied Black SnakeScientific name:
Pseudechis porphyriacus
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
Species Name:
Yellow-faced Whip SnakeScientific name:
Demansia psammophis
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
Species Name:
Tiger SnakeScientific name:
Cacophis harriettae
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
Non-venomous Snakes
- Boidae (Pythons)
- Colubridae (solid toothed and rear fanged snakes)
- Typhlodidae (Blind snakes)
Comprehensive Survey of non-venomous Species that cover Boidae, Colubridae and Typhlodidae: Occurrence and Records in Mango Hill
The following compilation comprises non-venomous snake species that have been reliably documented within Mango Hill. These records have been substantiated through tangible evidence from museum collections and well-regarded expert observations and identifications in the field of snake taxonomy. The list includes representatives from various snake families. Each species entry presents comprehensive information on its presence and records.
Species Name:
Coastal Carpet PythonScientific name:
Morelia spilota mcdowelli
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
Species Name:
Common Tree SnakeScientific name:
Dendrelaphis punctulata
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
Species Name:
Keelback SnakeScientific name:
Tropidonophis mairii
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded