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Re: escapee
well just a update still no sign of him hopefully he will get active tonight and come out of his hiding spot so we can find him.
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Re: escapee
Have you taken a walk around the primeter of your house? Not that he will be sitting out in the open but just to look for tracks or turn over any toys or coverage that he might be in. Maybe even under if you have skirting?
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I'll bet he's still in the room. They can get into everything....like if you have a tear in the bottom of your box spring they can get into that, reclining chairs, the backs/bottoms of sofas, wedged between a piece of furniture and wall, under a speaker
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Re: escapee
Remember to check high places too, like the top shelf of any closets. I'm fairly certain that as soon as a ball excapes they grow wings to ensure they won't be caught. Little turds!!
I would sure be telling my parents my sister needs to get rid of her ball if she can't take care of it. That's a bunch of diddly that you get blamed for her being unresposible.
How close is feeding day? Have you tried scenting it out with a rodent?
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I have only lost a big snake (a long time ago) but honestly, I think they are all usually found within 5 feet of where they escaped. I would double check everything super close to the enclosure. Almost all the threads I've read end with "I found him XXXX" and it is usually right where you already looked before. Good luck!
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Re: escapee
 Originally Posted by Simple Man
I have only lost a big snake (a long time ago) but honestly, I think they are all usually found within 5 feet of where they escaped. I would double check everything super close to the enclosure. Almost all the threads I've read end with "I found him XXXX" and it is usually right where you already looked before. Good luck!
Regards,
B
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Re: escapee
Look under the refrigerator with a flashlight. Thats where mine went both times. They look for warmth.
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