Look out! Here’s 50 places snakes might be hiding in your home
Local snake catchers are already reporting a high number of call-outs and our friends at Brisbane Snake Catchers sent these amazing photos as proof that snakes can hide just about anywhere in your home.
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PEAK snake season might be a few weeks away but local snake catchers are already reporting a high number of call-outs from Brisbane people.
From brown snakes in backyards to pythons in rafters and tree snakes in toilets, the city’s “Joe Blakes” are being found in the most unlikely of places.
The advice from the experts is to either leave them where they are and learn to live together (who doesn’t love having a python in the ceiling?) or call in the experts to remove them.
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The one thing you shouldn’t do is try to move them yourself as Brisbane is home to some of Australia’s most deadly snakes, including the eastern brown, and even a bite from a non-venomous python can hurt.
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