Livingroom herping expedition!!!

okay, so I'm sitting in the living room with my three year old in the dark. He is watching his bedtime tv show and jumping up and down, when we hear one of the pictures from the shelf fall down. Thinking it was the vibrations from him jumping my son goes over to put the picture back. such a thoughtful helpful three year old. :D. He goes to sit down, I get up to put something in the kitchen turning the light in the living room on as I leave.

We both hear the picture frame fall down again, so my son goes to put it back. Suddenly he appears in the doorway of the living room holding my ghost corn Phantom and goes, "Look, snake!!" I was so shocked to see him holding Phantom that I didn't even grab the camera until after I had taken the snake from him. Funny part was, my son was holding Phantom between mid body and tail and Phantom was almost as long as my son is tall, and my son had his arm up over his head.

Here are two pictures of my son holding him and pointing to where he found the snake. I'm glad he was found and that my dog didn't get a hold of him. As for how he got out of his tub, the one latch was open but I am mystified as to how that latch was open to begin with. I am always checking the latches to make sure they are closed. :rolleye2:

I am just so proud of my little herper, although I am amazed that he picked him up and didn't just yell for me. He was not afraid and held him like he's been doing it all his life. Future herper in training. :D


This shelf unit is on one side of a fire place and the racks and tubs for the snakes are on the other side of the fire place. He didn't go far, but I'm glad he was found. He is my oldest snake as well, so I would not have been happy if anything would have happened to him.
http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l7...m/100_2342.jpg

Here he is pointing to where he found Phantom.
http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l7...m/100_2343.jpg

Thanx for looking and enjoy.

Seems like your son saved the day :gj:

Too cute! :) That's cool that he caught Phantom so easily! I had one of my corns escape a couple of weeks ago. My daughter saw her leaving the bin & called me. That snake is such a spaz - it was not so easy to get her back!

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Originally Posted by Ladydragon

okay, so I'm sitting in the living room with my three year old in the dark. He is watching his bedtime tv show and jumping up and down, when we hear one of the pictures from the shelf fall down. Thinking it was the vibrations from him jumping my son goes over to put the picture back. such a thoughtful helpful three year old. :D. He goes to sit down, I get up to put something in the kitchen turning the light in the living room on as I leave.

We both hear the picture frame fall down again, so my son goes to put it back. Suddenly he appears in the doorway of the living room holding my ghost corn Phantom and goes, "Look, snake!!" I was so shocked to see him holding Phantom that I didn't even grab the camera until after I had taken the snake from him. Funny part was, my son was holding Phantom between mid body and tail and Phantom was almost as long as my son is tall, and my son had his arm up over his head.

Here are two pictures of my son holding him and pointing to where he found the snake. I'm glad he was found and that my dog didn't get a hold of him. As for how he got out of his tub, the one latch was open but I am mystified as to how that latch was open to begin with. I am always checking the latches to make sure they are closed. :rolleye2:

I am just so proud of my little herper, although I am amazed that he picked him up and didn't just yell for me. He was not afraid and held him like he's been doing it all his life. Future herper in training. :D


This shelf unit is on one side of a fire place and the racks and tubs for the snakes are on the other side of the fire place. He didn't go far, but I'm glad he was found. He is my oldest snake as well, so I would not have been happy if anything would have happened to him.
http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l7...m/100_2342.jpg

Here he is pointing to where he found Phantom.
http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l7...m/100_2343.jpg

Thanx for looking and enjoy.

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Give that snake wrangler a bowl of ice cream :gj:

lol he probably would have prefered a bowl of ice cream but got a chocolate and sprinkle covered filled with jelly bakery cookie, had his pics taken with the snake he saved and wanted to hold, then went to bed a happy camper. Plus he had a traumatic night last night and part of today, but thats a story for another thread :p.

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a chocolate and sprinkle covered filled with jelly bakery cookie,

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Gee thanks i just gained 20lbs thinking about this type of cookie :weirdface:rofl::rofl:

thanx for the chuckle. he liked the cookie though, every bite was followed by mmmmm cookie is good.

good save on you rugrats part . My neice would just stuck the snake in her shirt and left.. She gotten into the reptile pretty good just does not clean up after them. She also got to contend with her mother being a butthole. Isay if she lived with grandmom and me she be happy and more than willign to d ostuff. HEr mother does nothnig but yell at her and she not even at fault most the time.

Awww!!! Great story Doris!!! :D He's cute as a bug too :oops: