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Re: Help! She escaped!

Originally Posted by Kourtneyhk

Anytime mine escaped, I just followed the walls. I had my enclosures in a single room that the door was always shut, and I followed the walls and ALWAYS found them nearby (usually under the chair mat I had for my desk). They never went far, no more than 8 feet from their enclosure. Just know that even if you looked really hard 10 times, it'll probably be the 11th you find them.

You make it sound as if this has happened several times. How do you let that happen?

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