Weakly venomous

Brown Tree Snake

Species Name: Boiga irregularis
Other Name: Night Tiger

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Illustrative Brown Tree Snake coiled among green leavesIllustrative species image · not a call-out photograph

Significance to Humans

Weakly venomous, not considered dangerous to humans

General Description

Slender snake with a large head and large “Cat” like eyes, usually orange-brown in colour in the Sydney region.

Average Length

1.2 metres with occasional specimens reaching 1.8 metres.

Habitat in Sydney Region

Usually in woodland forested areas.

General Habits

Nocturnal (Active by night)

Diet

Birds and their eggs, and small mammals. Some frogs and reptiles.

Local distribution

Common to the northern side of Sydney extending up the northern beaches

Around the Home

Excellent climber, often found in shrubs and trees around houses, as well as in roofs

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FAST & SAFE SNAKE REMOVAL ACROSS SYDNEY

Call Snakes in the City on 0411 103 488 with the exact location and current situation.

Snake safety at a glance

A snake on your property?

Keep your distance. Secure people and pets indoors. Call a snake catcher. Do not approach, handle or trap the snake.
Keep your distance, secure people and pets, and call a professional snake catcher. Do not approach, handle or trap the snake.

How your call is handled

Call our team with your location. We arrange an available catcher for professional capture and relocation.
Our office takes your location and arranges an available catcher. Allocation depends on availability and location.

Suspected human snakebite? Call 000 immediately.