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Saharan sand boa escape!
Agh. I had a screen lid on the bin that I would've sworn she couldn't push up, or even try to, but apparently she did. Where would a burrowing type snake hide?! I looked under everything, and I left a heating pad out underneath a shelf, hopefully she'll seek out the heat. My house is the most cluttered thing in the world, and it's got a huge, equally cluttered, basement.
She's not an aggressive feeder by any stretch, so I doubt I'll find her with rodents, and sand boas barely drink, so I won't find her by leaving water out either.
Just 0.1 normal BP, 1.0 mojave, 0.1 California King, 0.1 Saharan sand boa, ~20 hermit crabs, a Patriot crab, 5.0 rats, and a herd of mice and ASFs

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Re: Saharan sand boa escape!
Sorry to hear that. I'm not familiar with sand boa habits, so the best I can suggest is start looking right around the enclosure and work your way across the room.I am assuming that being a burrowing snake that it would look for the darkest, tightest space to squeeze into...Good Luck
Last edited by Vypyrz; 05-29-2010 at 01:30 PM.
Reason: spelling
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Re: Saharan sand boa escape!
All of my searching and furniture moving was useless. She was nowhere to be found.
BUUUUT just earlier tonight she crawled out of a box right next to me, haha. She's back in her bin now, with a much tighter fitting lid! Thanks for the help, even if eventually she just found me, haha.
Just 0.1 normal BP, 1.0 mojave, 0.1 California King, 0.1 Saharan sand boa, ~20 hermit crabs, a Patriot crab, 5.0 rats, and a herd of mice and ASFs

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