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    Re: Lost baby python! I'm freaking out! Help!

    Quote Originally Posted by robinbanks View Post
    I'm going to have to say go with glue traps and plenty of them.
    This is quite possibly the worst and potentially most dangerous piece of advice I've ever seen given on this Forum...and you went out of your way to give it twice in the same thread? Tell me Robin, is that how you find your BPs after you let them have the run of your place? (No, I haven't forgotten that little tip of the day from you, either)


    Quote Originally Posted by ReptileJenna View Post
    I'll give the glue trap a try in everywhere but the attic
    Glad you canceled this idea. It was a tremendously bad piece of advice.


    Quote Originally Posted by ReptileJenna View Post
    All I have left of him is his shedded skin...
    Are you positive the shed you found was from your lost BP? Finding snake shed in a attic is not unusual. Just something to consider.


    Quote Originally Posted by ReptileJenna View Post
    There is about no other place he could of gone
    No, Ma'am. That is just one of the many, many places he could have gone. I wouldn't be so quick to exclude other areas of the house.

    Don't give up hope and keep searching.
    Last edited by Slim; 04-09-2012 at 10:51 AM.
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