Uh-Oh...got an escaped BP!

Just went in to feed my female Spider...and she's gone! I locked the cats up in their kennels (just so they don't find her first). The bad thing is...I left the reptile room door open this morning!!! Let the search begin...

Try looking in warm spots where she may hide...

I've looked all over the place! How tight of spaces can they get into? I cant think of any warm places...other than her tub...

If you have a heating pad, turn it up as high as it will go and place it in a corner. Turn off all lights and hope it will find the warmth.

Good Luck!
Jim Smith

Look under the frig, dishwasher, the oven.. by your t.v. and all that kinda stuff, anything that gives off heat...I found my pastel one time hidin in the closet in a plastic draw..

I looked all over in the reptile room and i placed a heat pad on the floor with some hides on it...then i shut the lights off and closed the door.

i have also checked under/behind the fridge and stove. I checked under the couches and other furniture. I'm freakin clueless as to where she could be!

hmmmm, not sure.. Ok this will sound odd, but do you have or know anyone with a dachshund? I;m sure any dog would work, but I know that a dachshund can find a snake, a friend of mine had many dachshunds and she used her's to find other peoples pets.. give it a shot, but keep the leash on them.. good luck, maybe try puttin a thawed mouse out on a dish for the BP..

The fugitive has been apprehended! This is a crazy hiding spot! i was staring into space trying to think of where else she could when I saw an odd object stuck between our "junk shelf" and the wall...about 4-5 feet up the wall.

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN3113.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN3112.jpg

...and her back home!
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well...that was an experience!

Just keep in mind where their head goes their body will too.

Congratulations!!