Beachmere Snake Catchers

20/07/2025

Gotta love the “Stu strut”. 🤣

Amazing merch available now!

13/04/2025

24/01/2025

Those who know me know that I don’t do endorsements and won’t promote something unless I believe in it… well this is one of those things.

This online Pet First Aid training could quite literally mean the difference between life and death for your precious fur baby in the event it ever gets bitten by a Danger Noodle.

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17/01/2025

Sneaky little bu**er being wrangled by Summer. 😡

14/01/2025

Seriously folks… just stop!

Leave them to us crazies who have not only the training to safely handle them… but also the knowledge to identify what’s chewing on us.🐍

Fingers crossed he’s ok and makes a full recovery.

30/12/2024

Here's a few things you need to know about snakes in Australia.

1) More people are hospitalised from a bee sting than snake bites.

2) They really have no interest in biting people. They are defensive not aggressive.

3) Leave them alone and they’ll leave you alone. 30% of the total fatalities are people reported to have been bitten while attempting to pick up or kill a venomous snake.

4)If you hear a soft slithering in the ceiling, chances are a python or tree snake has taken up residence in your roof. There are 15 species of python in Australia, making up a quarter of all the snakes that live here. Pythons are probably the most commonly seen snake in Eastern Australian suburban backyards, the most familiar being the Carpet Python in Queensland and the Diamond Python in eastern NSW and Victoria.

5) If you encounter a snake within or around your home and are unsure (please don’t guess) then call your local snake catcher and ask them to help identify the type of snake – if it appears to be dangerous or venomous in any way, they will be able to come and remove it from your premises safely. In many cases, snakes like carpet pythons are harmless and go about business without the need for removal.

6) All snakes are protected in Australia and killing one without legal justification is an offence. Only licensed people are allowed to catch or keep snakes

Rather than fearing our snakes, let’s try seeing them as they are. They pose little risk to us. They flee from us and they play a vital role in keeping down the numbers of introduced rats and mice.

25/10/2024

This guy was an absolute champion at Hide and Seek!

25/10/2024

So glad I could help “Little Nugget” and get him the help he needed.

25/10/2024

Someone ordered the wrong Serpentine Belt for this model. 🤣🤣🤣