Help With Escape

I just went to go handle my BP and its not in its cage!

i knew it was in there a day or two ago. I live in a very small studio apartment complex.

I have checked everyplace i can look (the rooms only maby 15X15 feet)

im really worried he might have gotten out into the hallways or other peoples rooms

could he fit under the door? he was nearly full grown, about 3 feet and a little bigger then a golf ball around. you can barely squeeze one knuckle under the doorjam

helppp

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Originally Posted by eternalfrost

I just went to go handle my BP and its not in its cage!

i knew it was in there a day or two ago. I live in a very small studio apartment complex.

I have checked everyplace i can look (the rooms only maby 15X15 feet)

im really worried he might have gotten out into the hallways or other peoples rooms

could he fit under the door? he was nearly full grown, about 3 feet and a little bigger then a golf ball around. you can barely squeeze one knuckle under the doorjam

helppp

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First off get a cage with some type of lock on it, that way he can never ever escape unless an unresponsible owner forgets to shut his cage properly.

You need to check anywhere he could get heat from, under baseboard heaters and such things as that. Maybe even under the refrigerater. Pretty much look in places you wouldn't thing he can fit because he's probably curled up somewhere trying to stay warm.

its a 10 gal glass tank with one of those 'snake tops' from the petstore on it. it was locked, dont understand how he got out.

but thats not the point....

what im really worried about is if he managed to squeeze under the door and is out in someone elses room etc. its like a 4 floor building of about 100 studio rooms

otherwise i wouldnt be so stressed because i know they usually come back

when the petstore opens this morning i will go out and get a live mouse as some bait. any tips on using it effectivly?

any other suggestions??