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    Help! Ginger is loose

    I don't know how if happened - her enclosure was shut when I went in to see her. But Ginger is loose in the house, and we're searching for her.

    Any tips? I know about putting down flour to see if she goes through it and makes a trail.

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    PS. She's 14 months, 40 inches in length

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    Look in nice dark and warm areas. Hope you find her.

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    When my snakes escape they are either behind the snake rack or on top of the rat rack, haha. She probably didn't wander that far. I've uh, misplaced snakes a total of three times (though I can totally argue that none of those were my fault ;]) and they never left the room. Close the door... if it's in a bedroom, look through dirty clothes, inside of shoes, etc. Dark, tight, and warm spaces. Look along the walls. Check your closet.
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    Re: Help! Ginger is loose

    Look up! And warm and dark! In shoes, bags, in sofa ...


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    Re: Help! Ginger is loose

    Maybe try setting up a hide with a heat lamp attached to it in the middle of the room.

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    Re: Help! Ginger is loose

    Yes, we've searched her favorite places, and I agree that she most likely hasn't left her room. We found her stuck in the wire shelves of the closet next to her enclosure once before. We've searched up and down all over her room....,hopefully she turns up soon. I'm worried about my baby girl!!!!

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    Re: Help! Ginger is loose

    This happened to me last week. I found mine in a drawer right next to her enclosure, in most cases they don't leave the room they are in. I would start in the room you keep her in, for they are just looking for somewhere to curl up.

    Good luck finding her

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    Re: Help! Ginger is loose

    No sign of her anywhere. How long can she be gone before she dies? I'm assuming that snakes need water....?

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    Re: Help! Ginger is loose

    Quote Originally Posted by pythongal View Post
    Maybe try setting up a hide with a heat lamp attached to it in the middle of the room.

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    Great idea! I just did it, plus a water bowl as well.

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    She's probably less than 6' from her enclosure.
    It is okay to use pine bedding for snakes.
    It is okay to feed live food to snakes.

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