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Two domesticated pythons, Mango and Bagel, were released from a unit into the suburb of Coogee a month ago after a man allegedly damaged the snakes' enclosure and placed them in a box outside.
The 25-year-old owner was left distraught when her snakes disappeared and took to Facebook to share an appeal to help locate the reptiles.
Bagel was found a week after the pair went missing.
On Monday, a month after its disappearance, Mango was found hiding under a rock near a Coogee home.
"I can't express how grateful I am for the overwhelming response and assistance I received during this time," the owner wrote on Facebook.
"Thank you once again for being there for me and my scaly babies.
"Your kindness has touched my heart."
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She also thanked the work of the local police and WIRES for locating the snakes.
A 25-year-old man has been charged with two counts of destroying or damaging property worth less than $2000 in relation to the snakes' disappearance.
He remains before the courts.