Please help, I lost my snake in my car :(

She's looking for warmth. Look where you think would be warm. Under seats, trunk, engine, even in the tire wells, she can see heat better than you!

She is still alive, if she were dead you would know it. Reptiles smell much worse than mammals when decomposing. Do not give up.

There is quite a bit of irony between this comment in another thread:

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Originally Posted by mattboyle96

this isnt even fair!!! i cant find a girl whos loves snakes to save my life and then there are all these amazing women posting beautiful pics!!! they should turn this into a herp loving dating sight lol jk

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and the comments made in this thread, you claim to be smart.... can you figure out that mystery?

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Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser

There is quite a bit of irony between this comment in another thread:


and the comments made in this thread, you claim to be smart.... can you figure out that mystery?

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:gj:


Maybe it's because the women are smarter than him....

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Originally Posted by Laurenmassx

Thank you! But I completely understand, it didn't come across mean. I've been worried to call the breeder just because I know it's mostly my fault. I'm really hoping she's going to crawl out from somewhere as well, I still have hope. Maybe she will get hungry soon and slither out.

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I've been reading through this page from the first page, and I am sorry if others have said this (I'm sure they have) but regardless of whether the breeder actually replaces your snake or offers anything, he/she does need to know that the bag was not secured properly so they don't do it with someone else, too. When I got my bp at a reptile expo at the beginning of November, the breeder knotted the bag itself and then secured the string, wrapping it around the top of the bag. There's no way the snake could have escaped from it. Sounds like in your case, the breeder just cinched the string and handed the bag off to you (if I'm reading your posts right). Just let the breeder know so that they can amend the mistake in the future

I am sorry this happened to you. I know I would be upset too had it happened to me. However, IMO once the breeder hands the snake off it is the new owners responsibility from then on to make sure the snake is secured..Most people who are vending shows are busy fielding questions, and getting out animals for prospective buyers to inspect. They are busy people!! Sure maybe in a rush the vendor did not take the time to make sure the snake was secured as good as it could have been, but I still believe that once the snake is in the new owners possession it is up to the new owner to make sure it is secured.

This thread caught my eye. I own a retic and I hope you find your python. Pretty intriguing. I can't imagine where it could be but I would be totally bummed out.

I was wondering if you found her yet? There hasn't been an update in a bit. I hope you have, she is a beauty!

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Originally Posted by Smarion0006

I was wondering if you found her yet? There hasn't been an update in a bit. I hope you have, she is a beauty!

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Me too i want to know if you found your snake !!!:taz:

Yes, yes, inquiring minds......:confusd: