Snake Catcher Murrumba Downs

Snake Catcher Murrumba Downs – Your Reliable and Professional Team Dedicated to Resolving Snake Encounters Safely and Efficiently

Snake Catcher Murrumba Downs – Your Local Snake Response Experts

Welcome to Snake Catcher Murrumba Downs, your reliable and professional team dedicated to resolving snake encounters safely and efficiently. Murrumba Downs, with its riverside charm and natural reserves, offers a unique environment for both residents and wildlife. Our goal is to ensure your home remains a safe and stress-free space while respecting the vital role snakes play in our ecosystem.

Snakes and Murrumba Downs: A Natural Intersection

Murrumba Downs is a thriving community surrounded by the lush banks of the North Pine River and the green spaces of Griffin and Kallangur. These features make it a perfect habitat for many species of native snakes. As suburban development expands into these natural areas, snake sightings are becoming more common.

Our role is to act as a bridge between humans and wildlife, ensuring that snakes are removed safely while preserving the ecological harmony of our region.

Our Approach to Snake Encounters

At Snake Catcher Murrumba Downs, we believe that every snake sighting is a unique situation requiring a tailored response. Our team is trained to handle a variety of scenarios with professionalism and care.

Available 24/7, our team ensures prompt and efficient snake relocation services. We arrive equipped to safely handle snakes, whether they’re venomous or non-venomous, in homes, gardens, or commercial properties. We provide site-specific evaluations to identify factors that might attract snakes to your property. From identifying hiding spots to pinpointing food sources, we offer actionable recommendations to minimise future visits.  After removing a snake, we’ll guide you on what to do next—whether it’s sealing entry points or adjusting landscaping practices—to reduce the chances of a repeat visit.

Why Murrumba Downs Sees Snakes

Snakes are an integral part of the natural food chain, and their presence indicates a healthy ecosystem. Here’s why they might visit your property:

  • Proximity to Water: The North Pine River attracts a variety of prey, which in turn draws snakes.
  • Vegetation and Shelter: Overgrown gardens, compost heaps, and rock piles provide excellent hiding spots.
  • Warmer Weather: During the warmer months, snakes are more active and may seek out warm surfaces or shaded shelters.

Understanding these dynamics can help homeowners manage encounters more effectively.

Snake Encounters: Dos and Don’ts

DO

  • Keep a safe distance from the snake.
  • Monitor the snake’s location while waiting for help.
  • Keep children and pets indoors.
  • Call Snake Catcher Murrumba Downs for professional removal.

DON’T

  • Attempt to catch or kill the snake.
  • Corner or provoke the snake.

By following these simple steps, you can ensure both your safety and the snake’s welfare.

Common tree snake being held by one of our catchers

Preserving Balance: The Role of Snakes in Nature

Snakes often get a bad reputation, but their presence is vital for a balanced ecosystem. They help control populations of pests, such as rodents and insects, which can cause damage to crops, gardens, and even infrastructure.

At Snake Catcher Murrumba Downs, we emphasise the importance of humane snake removal and relocation. By protecting these reptiles, we’re also safeguarding the health of our local environment.

Snake Myths That Need Busting

  • Myth: Snakes are out to attack humans.
    Fact: Snakes strike only in self-defence and prefer to avoid humans entirely.
  • Myth: Killing a snake solves the problem.
    Fact: Killing snakes is not safe, disrupts ecosystems and is illegal. Professional removal is safer and more effective.
  • Myth: All snakes are venomous.
    Fact: Many snakes, such as coastal carpet pythons and common tree snakes, are completely non-venomous.

Snake Safety in Your Hands

Here are some ways you can make your property less attractive to snakes:

  • Keep grass and hedges trimmed.
  • Reduce food sources by managing rodent populations.
  • Install screens on windows and doors to keep snakes out of your home.

Why Choose Snake Catcher Murrumba Downs?

  • Prompt and Reliable: We respond quickly to ensure your safety and peace of mind.
  • Local Expertise: As part of the community, we understand the unique challenges of Murrumba Downs.
  • Ethical Practices: We prioritise humane treatment of snakes and their safe relocation.
  • Education-Focused: We equip residents with knowledge to feel confident and informed.

Contact Snake Catcher Murrumba Downs

Don’t let a snake sighting disrupt your day. With Snake Catcher Murrumba Downs, help is just a call away. Whether you need immediate assistance or want advice on snake-proofing your property, we’re here to help.

Phone:0413028081

Records

Venomous Snakes

  • Elapidae (Elapid front fanged snakes)

Comprehensive Survey of Elapid Species: Occurrence and Records in Murrumba Downs

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 Murrumba Downs. 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.

Eastern brown profile pic of head
Species Name:
Eastern Brown Snake
Scientific name:
Pseudonaja textilis
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
Red bellied black profile pic of head
Scientific name:
Pseudechis porphyriacus
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
Yellow faced whip profile pic of head
Scientific name:
Demansia psammophis
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
White-crowned profile pic of head
Species Name:
White-crowned Snake
Scientific 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 Murrumba Downs

The following compilation comprises non-venomous snake species that have been reliably documented within Murrumba Downs. 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.

Snake Catcher Albany Creek. Picture of a Coastal Carpet Pythons Head
Scientific name:
Morelia spilota mcdowelli
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
Common tree snake profile pic of head
Species Name:
Common Tree Snake
Scientific name:
Dendrelaphis punctulata
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded
Keelback profile pic of head
Species Name:
Keelback Snake
Scientific name:
Tropidonophis mairii
Captured:
Yes
Likely to occur or recorded:
Recorded