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Snake Removal Pro’s in the city of Jacksonville, FL Call 843-473-8050

Jacksonville Florida Snake Removal by snake control and snake removal professionals in Jacksonville Florida.

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If you are bitten by a snake : 
First thing is was the snake venomous? If you know you have been bitten by a harmless snake in Jacksonville Florida, it will save you much stress and eliminate the need for treatment. Many people are bitten by harmless snakes each year and experience nothing but small scratches that readily heal. If you are certain a venomous snake was involved, get to the nearest hospital or medical facility as quickly as possible. If possible, notify them ahead of time via telephone of your situation. This gives the physician time to prepare and call the nearest poison information center for advice. 

Snake removal in Jacksonville, Florida.

As In Jacksonville Florida Snakes are in every state of our country. you will at one time or more in your life run across them, whether in your garden, garage or even in your home.

Eastern Rat snakes are one of my favorite snakes just because they are so fascinating. For one thing they don’t need the sun to metabolize their foods. this means that they don’t have to be out in the sun to digest their meals. they hang out in crawl spaces and even attics for months at a time where other snakes would need to come and go.

So its no wonder that in Jacksonville Florida I am called on most of my reptile calls to remove them.

Copperhead Snakes or Agkistrodon Contortrix
Theses snakes can vary in color from grey to Brown Cross bands to light brown variations.
When Copperhead snakes are born (alive, and not from eggs) they look like adults except for the yellowish or greenish tail coloration.


Copperhead Habitat:  Most copperhead snakes prefer open Rocky Woodland , Rock Edges, and open grassland near woodland outcrops. Copperheads blend in tremendously with most leaf litter. In the Summer(Hot) Months Copperheads become nocturnal. In Spring and Fall they are often found on Wooded Hilltop Rock Outcrops with a southern exposure in Jacksonville Florida.


Mother Copperhead snakes typically give birth from August to October depending the area or state they live in, and they give live birth and not from eggs.
Food consists of insects, frogs, toads, lizards,small birds, other snake and they love rodents.

Prairie Rattlesnake: Crotalus Viridus
a Pitt Viper Snake, Has one of the largest rattles of most if rattlesnakes. Dark Gray or Brown Blotches, Head body and tail are greenish gray to brown. Tails bands are similar color to body blotches, belly grayish white. youth looks similar to adults.
Habitat: Rocky Canyon or open prairies with abundant small wildlife that burrow to feed upon. They are burrow explorer experts.
in Spring and fall they prefer south facing hillsides with large rock outcrops.
Summer months they become nocturnal exploring the grasslands and prairies for food such as lizards, mice, rats, chipmunks, gophers, prairie dogs and other smaller snakes.

Pigmy Rattlesnake:
Western Diamond Back Rattlesnake:
The Western Diamond Back Rattlesnake is considered one of the largest rattlesnake in the U.S.A .These Pit vipers are dangerous to livestock, pets and human.
Size ranges for 10 inches to 60 inches (that’s five feet long) These awesome snake are born alive and not from eggs. their venom is a hemotoxic venom that attacks the blood system

Eastern Diamond Back Rattlesnake:
The Eastern Diamond Back Rattlesnake is the largest rattlesnake found in the U.S.A .These Pit vipers are dangerous to livestock, pets and human.
Size ranges for 10 inches to 8 feet in length and weighing in at around 10 pounds. These awesome snake are born alive and not from eggs. their venom is a hemotoxic venom that attacks the blood system
You can find theses pit vipers around dry pine, Flatwoods, Pine leaf litter, and Coastal Scrub or brush areas.

Water Moccasin Snake: Venomous
Coral Snake: Venomous
Timber Rattlesnake: Venomous
Massasaugas Rattlesnake : Venomous

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Bat Issues? Bat Problems? Call 772-497-6112 Tampa, Florida Removal Bats in the Attic

English: Colony of the Mouse-eared bat (Myotis...
English: Colony of the Mouse-eared bat (Myotis myotis) Deutsch: Kolonie des Großen Mausohrs (Myotis myotis) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Question: I found a bat in my house, what do I do?

Answer: Call a wildlife removal company that specializes in bat removal. If at all possible try to keep your eye on the bat. Some people are very scared of bats, For these people I would say close all doors so as to minimize were the bat can get to. This will make it easier for the bat pro to find the bat.

Question: Why are bats living in my attic?

Answer: As our civilization grows new construction is surely to follow. The building of new homes and neighborhoods slowly diminish the natural habitat of bats and eventually the bat colony will adapt or evolve. Once the bat colony realizes that the bat colony can survive in an attic, space or even chimney, the bat colony will take advantage of any small opening or gap to enter the structure.

Attics tend to be a hot spot when dealing with bat removal. Attic spaces make an ideal area. Attic spaces make for great protection against the elements and potential predators. Bats in your attic are simply trying to adapt or evolve to protect it’s species.

Question: Where did these bats come from?

Answer: Since most bats eat insects, evolutionists have traditionally taught that bats evolved from primitive insectivores, as did shrews, moles, etc. Fruit-eaters merely modified their diet due to ecological pressures.

Then in the early ’80s J. D. Smith (Smith pp. 347-365) suggested that megabats and microbats evolved separately, because there are many physiological differences between the two other than just size. Microbats have a complicated shoulder joint and a claw only on the thumb, for example, while megabats have a simple shoulder joint but a claw on both the thumb and first finger. Micros use echo-location, while macros mainly rely on their keen eyesight. Micro teeth are designed for prey, while mega teeth grind plant parts. Megabats can live only in the tropics, needing a year-round food supply; many microbats have the ability to hibernate through cold winters.
Question: How do I get rid of bats?

Answer: The best way to rid yourself of a unwanted bat colony in your house is to hire a professional that is trained in true bat removal and bat control techniques to ensure a safe and humane bat proofing process.

A bat exclusion is the only sure fire way to get rid of bats. A One Way Bat Door is the equipment most bat control experts use. It is extremely effective if installed correctly.

Question: Who do I look for to get rid of theses bats in my attic?

Answer : We highly recommend The Wildlife Professionals for all of your wildlife removal and animal control issues.

Question: When do bats have babies? And why can’t I have bats removed?
Depending on the severity of the season, the species and the region a professional bat control operator can advise the best time for bat removal and bat exclusion.

Most bats are federally protected and it is illegal to exclude bats or close bats out when there is a great possibility that the young bats could be affected or even killed by the process. Bats are extremely important to our ecosystem. Never try to kill a bat colony!

Question: What kind of bats is living in my attic?

Answer: The are several types of bats found living in building, office buildings, church, and homes across America. The common two bats most usually found dwelling in building structures are the “Big Brown Bat” and “Small Brown Bat” and they are also protected species.

Question: Is it illegal to poison and kill bats?

Answer: YES

Question: Can I just put a light in the attic and draw the bats out?

Answer: I have not been in an attic that had a strobe light and not found bats still living there. Although I have heard some success stories I have not witnessed it myself.

Question: Will mothballs really drive out the bats?

Answer: I have had measured success with mothballs or naphthalene will sometimes drive a bat colony out for a day or so. But eventually they will come bat. I have been in an attic space that had mothballs in pantyhose hanging from the rafters and witnessed bats hanging from the pantyhose. So I am assuming they simply got used to the smell!

Question: What do I do about the bat guano in the attic after the bats are gone?

Answer: Only use a qualified bat control when dealing with waste guano. Guano can accumulate over time and can have ecoli, bat bugs, and even hystoplasmosis. The guano could be extremely dangerous to those who have asthma, or other breathing issues such as the elderly and the extreme young.

Question : What is attic restoration?

Attic restoration is the process of cleaning out the waste bat guano from the attic space, disinfecting the whole area and putting new insulation down. Attic restoration restores the attic space and in most instances increases the R value( Insulation Value) in your attic space.

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Local Tampa Snake Professionals 772-497-6112 Snake Repellant – Snake in the house

Snakes! Snakes! Snakes! I have a snake in the house!! These are but a few calls we get in the local Tampa area in snake removal and snake catching calls. Sankes can find their way into homes in Tampa looking for food such as mice, rats or rodents.

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Why do snakes end up in homes and business in Tampa ? The answer is simple a snake is simply looking for food. When rodents such as mice or rats enter a home it is a matter of time before predators such as raccoon, opossum or snakes will move in to take advantage of the food source.

A snake is made for rodent warfare and is equipped for rodent and pest elimination or decimation. It is a fact the common rat snake will decimate or kill the majority of a rodent colony and leave close to 10 % alive to revive the rodent colony for future harvesting of the rats. I think this is an amazing utilization of the assets at their disposal. Snake removal both poisonous and non poisonous or venomous or non venomous snake should be handled by wildlife removal professionals and not pest control or pest removal extermination companies due to poisons and sub par work or non professional standard removal of the snake or snakes.

A snake in the home is a huge red flag for a larger issue! It really doesn’t what snake is found in your home regardless of whether it is a copperhead, black snake or a common ring neck snake. The snake is simply there for a reason! A professional snake handler or snake control expert can ascertain the issue and give viable solutions to your snake problem.

Snake issues are difficult to deal with. a snake in the house can be hard to find. Why are snake s on my sticky traps in the basement? A rat ran across my floor. I saw a snake in my bathroom, A snake in the bathtub, a snake under the sink, a snake in the yard, a snake on the deck, a snake on the porch, a snake in the porch, Snake in the kitchen, Snake in the bedroom, sleeping snake, snake, snake in the living room, snake in the den, snake in the utility room, snake in the laundry room, rat snake, Animal control in snake removal, South Tampa FL, Riverview FL, Brandon FL, Temple Terrace FL, New Tampa FL, St. Petersburg FL, Pinellas Park FL, Largo FL, Clearwater FL, Dunedin FL, Palm Harbor FL, Tapon Springs Fl New Port Richey FL, Bayonet Point FL, Spring Hill FL, Shady Hills FL, Land O Lakes FL, Dade City FL, Brooksville FL, Zephurhills FL, Green Swamp FL, Orange City FL, Deland FL, New Smyrna Beach FL, Edgewater Fl, Port Orange FL, South Daytona FL, Daytona Beach FL, Holly Hill FL, Ormond Beach, Ormond-by-the-sea FL, Bunnell FL, Flagler Beach FL, Palm Coast FL, Butler Beach FL, St. Augustine FL

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