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Thread: Lost JCP

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    Lost JCP

    I was away for work for 3 days and had a friend of mine coming over to water my JCP and feed my cats and dogs... When i came home today to feed him I realized he wasn't in his enclosure and i can not find him I looked all around the room with no luck. I put the mice in his enclosure and made a ramp up to the top in hopes he will get hungry and fall in. Does anyone have any ideas where i should look and and ideas on how to lure him out.

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    You should look under, behind and in anything or anywhere in your home. Start close to the cage and expand outward. How big is the snake? Good luck I hope you find him.
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    he is about 3.5 - 4 feet and not that wide

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    Lost JCP

    Look high. Anytime my Morelia escaped they Were always found on the top of curtain rods.


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    thank u guys... found him

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    Up high I'll bet?
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