Problem with trying to escape.

I removed it the weather in ohio is warming up. I just got it from the guy I got the snake off of. He has gotten out before so that might be it I know he isn't hungry I feed him once every four to five days and thats max. I will just latch the top down and keep at eye on him he won't go far I always have my door close and the only other people in my house won't even go into my room when he is in there.

I would still have to say though that you need to find some sort of regulation in your temps. As some one asked earlier, what are you using to monitor your temps?? You should try to keep your temps more consistant. Like Becky said, you want your warm side temps to be between 93F-87F. The very LOWEST the warm side should be is 85 & the highest 95. Then you want the other side of the tank to preferably reside in the 80-83 degree range. Perhaps he is lookin for a way out because he wants to find a more stable temperature environment.