Snake got out

What have you guys done and where have you found your snakes when they get out?


Also what kind of snake is this?
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Looks like a Banana Ball Python.

I've never had an escapee, but that's a banana!

I want one of these so bad!

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Originally Posted by MrKai

I want one of these so bad!

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It's on my list also...

My baby boy has gotten out before, all because of my carelessness on locking his tank. I didn't think he was able to slide the top off but he did, so when I came home one lovely night I looked in his tank and didn't see him in his hide or on his branch.. I thought no! He couldn't of! And I swear my chunky little boy slipped out a gap half an inch and ended up in the second drawer of my dresser beside the tank.

So I heard that snakes in general, when they escape, tend not to go very far from their enclosure so I looked around there.

But yeah, that's a banana.


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Only snake I have had escape was my corn, it was mostly her trick of making relaxing the shoulders and hiding down the back of the settee.

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Originally Posted by AlyssaLu

My baby boy has gotten out before, all because of my carelessness on locking his tank. I didn't think he was able to slide the top off but he did, so when I came home one lovely night I looked in his tank and didn't see him in his hide or on his branch.. I thought no! He couldn't of! And I swear my chunky little boy slipped out a gap half an inch and ended up in the second drawer of my dresser beside the tank.

So I heard that snakes in general, when they escape, tend not to go very far from their enclosure so I looked around there.

But yeah, that's a banana.


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My snake is really active so I'm kind of worried. He never balls up

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I've never had an escape, but what I've heard from others is to look in warm places – by radiators or heating ducts (although I assume your heat is not running right now) or even appliances that have a pilot light like a gas stove or water heater. obviously any place that is dark and secure feeling. Tricks I've heard for getting them back if you can't find them would be to put a fresh killed, or nice hot frozen thawed rat in a temporary hide, a shoebox or something – also spread flour or corn starch on the floor and look for tracks in the morning. Good luck.

Thanks for the tips. I'm going to try to catch him in a hide tonight

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