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    ball python hiding in small hole in brick wall

    hi so my ball python escaped and after a long search she is hiding in the trickiest spot to get her out of. She is hiding in a relatively large hole in the corner of my apartment within a brick column with a 2" opening with solid brick and a large drainage pipe blocking most access. I have been watching her every day for about a week waiting for her to get curious enough to come out but she hasnt venture out yet. I would be more proactive on getting her out (luring etc.) but my roomate really doesnt like snakes, and i havnt told him that shes hiding there mostly because hed freak out and be irrational even though she has never caused any harm and is extremely friendly. I dont want to harm her, psychologically or physical but i need her to get out. If anyone has any ideas I would love some help. I think my cage needs some major security upgrades once i get her out but It has been stressing me out because i want her to be happy and safe and not in the wall. luckily if she decides to leave while im not here she cant really go to far but this has been stressing me out non stop and I want it resolved.
    Last edited by dnay2k35; 01-15-2010 at 07:42 AM.

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