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    I think that some of my snakes are planning a conspiracy of sorts against me. No piebalds this next season if I don't find my escapee....

    Not sure who will remember, but about a month and a half ago, my little male het pied went Houdini and escaped and went outside and down a drain for 2 weeks only to be flushed out by a small flood we had.

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    My female het pied decided she was sick of her house and split today. Or maybe last night I am not entirely sure. Can't find her anywhere. Whats crazy is how she got out. I have everyone set up on a fogger system that I have plumbed to each tub. Well, she managed to dislodge then remove the plumbing and squeeze out a half inch hole. She is around 1000g! I don't know how she managed but she is good. This isn't her first escape either. Just first one that I haven't been able to find her within the first few hours. And I will admit before it was my fault letting her get out where I messed up, but I had no clue she was a journeyman plumber so I didn't see this one coming lol.

    Today was feeding day so I set a couple live hoppers out in a wire cage next to a hide to see if I can entice her to come out from where she is hiding.

    Wish me luck on the hunt for this one!

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    Re: Sharing my frustration

    Man i feel your frustrations! Nothing gets me more upset then when i have no idea how the hell my snake managed to get out and even less of an idea where she could be. As im sure your know of the spots they usually go ill spare you that. Just keep things dark and scent the rooms and hopefully the little bugger will come out in the open. Wish you the absolute best of luck my friend. I pray the snake gods be with you!
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    Man i feel your frustrations! Nothing gets me more upset then when i have no idea how the hell my snake managed to get out and even less of an idea where she could be. As im sure your know of the spots they usually go ill spare you that. Just keep things dark and scent the rooms and hopefully the little bugger will come out in the open. Wish you the absolute best of luck my friend. I pray the snake gods be with you!
    Many thanks to you! Yeah I wish this was my first dance lol. This one here has escaped a couple time from feeding tubs and once even managed to get wrapped up in a circular saw.... I have my snake room in my garage. It gets irritating thats for sure! Time for a new rack I think.

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    Re: Sharing my frustration

    I think you may need new enclosures that are more secure! Good luck!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Swingline0.0.1 View Post
    I think you may need new enclosures that are more secure! Good luck!
    You are correct. I am likely going to build a new rack in the next few days. I need to anyway as my collection seems to be growing too fast for the space I have!

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    wrapped up in a circular saw....
    Most questions are answered here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jtyson123 View Post
    Many thanks to you! Yeah I wish this was my first dance lol. This one here has escaped a couple time from feeding tubs and once even managed to get wrapped up in a circular saw.... I have my snake room in my garage. It gets irritating thats for sure! Time for a new rack I think.
    Wow think you have me beat with the circular saw lol. I had to take a part my baseboard heating in my room where the tank is. She had her head peaking out looking at me but here was no way to get her out without taking the whole front panel off, she wasn't exactly cooperating either!

    It really is amazing the small spaces they get through, my girl is about 1300g's and she fit through a space that i didn't think her head would go through let alone her largest part.
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    They are masters at squeezing through the tiniest little spaces. The circular saw was a good one. Also wedged herself behind my welder once too in between it and the wall. Guess it was warm. Still haven't found her as of this morning. After work today I have to start tearing the garage apart to see if I can find this little bugger.

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    Do you have any crawl spaces or ways she coud escape into the outside. and do you use the actual bay door to come in and out? I really hope that she didn't find a way to get outside . Best of luck tonight
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    Sadly, I had a broken window that was covered with only cardboard, and it might be possible that she got outside. Lord willing though, she didn't. It was cold outside - high 40s low 50s so hopefully she would have stuck to the warmth of the garage. We shall see! The last one that got out went outside and down my drain, then it flooded and backed up - worst rain I can remember in a long time. When it flooded, the snake washed up and was freezing so went to the garage to try to get warm. Found him the next morning. Hopefully this one does the same thing

    I don't use the garage for the truck though, its too tall to fit

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