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  • 04-02-2016, 10:14 PM
    Sensei345
    Re: my ball python has been on the loose and i found him and he wont let me get him o
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    Originally Posted by piedpipper View Post
    It looks like the area around the hole is drywall? Since there's already a hole there I would just enlarge it enough to get him out and then patch up the drywall later. Drywall repair isn't too difficult.

    If you do decide to make the hole bigger, try starting a new hole further away from the snake. Use a small blunt object to probe through the drywall first just to ensure that the snake is not there and your not going to hurt it if you start a hole in that area. Then you could work on joining the two holes together to make one large one, hopefully large enough to get at more of his body so you can remove him without harm. There's plenty of how-to videos and guides on the internet to help you patch up the hole once you have your snake out. You'll have to be prepared to be bit by him as well from the sounds of things, just be sure that if he does bite you that you don't panic.

    As for how aggressive he is, that could change once you get him back into his enclosure.
  • 04-03-2016, 06:56 PM
    Tigerhawk
    I didn't mean to come off as insulting in any way. It's just that I have seen some strange things on this forum, that should be easy to understand. That are not, by some reptile keepers. To the original poster I hope you get your BP out safely.
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