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    Re: KSB Escape

    Quote Originally Posted by ScalesFins&Feathers View Post
    My daughter has a tiny KSB in a 5 gal aquarium with a sliding screen top with aspen bedding, a water dish & no other decorations. The tank is at least 4" taller than the snake is long but somehow the little magician managed to escape? Not only did he have to reach the top of the tank but then squeeze through the screen lid?
    Complete Mystery?
    We found him shortly after in a bag of bedding located on the floor below the shelf it was on.
    Maybe put a shallow dish of aspen on the floor in the area?
    Had same thing happen many years ago with a hatchling Cal king in a glass terrarium with a sliding screen top. The peg used to lock the lid in place left just enough
    wiggle room for the lid to slide outwards by maybe 3/8", but it was enough for a tiny snake to find & wriggle thru to "freedom". I'm glad you found your KSB, and
    I found my albino king hiding in a boot in my closet, but I've been making my own SECURE cage lids ever since. I've kept many colubrids over the years...you
    really have to be careful when they start off so tiny...it's easy to underestimate their escape-skills.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 02-05-2019 at 02:37 PM.

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