by QFC | Jun 27, 2022 | Blog, Catch of the day
Carpet Python Consumes Possum in Client’s House Coastal Carpet Pythons are known to eat very large prey, with this snake capturing and consuming a Common Brushtail Possum inside a client’s house in Corinda. We are called to removed Pythons in the process of eating...
by QFC | Jun 25, 2022 | Blog, Catch of the day
Woma Python Office Pet This gorgeous Woma Python was caught during a snake call out in 2019, but as this species is not found locally we knew it was an escaped pet. When we find escaped pets they are handed over to the Department of Environment and Science, who seek...
by QFC | Jun 24, 2022 | Blog
Squirming Snake Caught in Glue The Eastern Brown Snake is a commonly encountered venomous species, found throughout the Brisbane region. Unfortunately, they sometimes find themselves in precarious situations because of our modern world. This snake became stuck in the...
by QFC | Jun 23, 2022 | Blog
Albino Carpet Python Becomes Our Work Pet Carpet Pythons come in a variety of colours and patterns according to their locality and genes. Occasionally, albinism is passed along resulting in an entirely white and yellow snake, with bright pink eyes. Albino individuals...
by QFC | Jun 23, 2022 | Blog
Keelback Makes Meal of Toxic Cane Toad This Keelback Snake was found by a Helensvale client consuming a toxic Cane Toad. Keelbacks are well known for eating Toads, but they are not totally immune to their poison. It is thought their resistance is due to their being...
by QFC | Jun 22, 2022 | Bird Removal, Blog
Carpet Python Coiled in Rain Gutter Carpet Pythons are usually on the look out for food, shelter, warmth or a mate. This large specimen was found coiled in a rain gutter attached to a Indooroopilly client’s roof. In a bit of diffused sun, it would have been happy to...
