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    Help.. Lost snake

    I tried searching but didnt get any replies...

    Came home today and my snakes habitat was open a hair and hes gone.. What can i do. Looked everwere. I dont know why he would leave the room. 82 degrees into the rest of the house.. 67.. Im fruaterated..tired and worried.. Any advice
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    Re: Help.. Lost snake

    There are many post. Secure the room, look high and low, under and in everything.

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    Im using tapatalk and the search is brutal.. Would he know where it was warm amd return there???
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    They usually don't go far when they escape. Start searching near the cage and if you think a place looks to small for him to hide in, check there twice. They get into the smallest places and somehow are able to open cabinets and drawers. They typically travel along the walls when they are moving, and will be active more at night. Sometimes they will go back into their cages if you leave them open. A heat mat with a hide on the floor near a wall works sometimes. Flour and rice are a waste of time I think and they are a pain to clean up. Plastic bags along the walls can be useful if you are near by and awake to hear it. Good luck finding him.
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    Yep. Found him. It is amazing. He was able to open my drawer on my filing cabnet and he was tucked away with last years tax return. Sooo happy. Gonna double tripple check his lock now..

    Mods can delete this thread now i guess
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    They dont delete threads (:

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    It's cool, somebody else will lose a snake in the next 48 hours.... Glad you found yours!
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