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cornsnakefreak67

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well one of my corns escaped and we need tips on how to find her. we've already tried putting a pinkie out for her but every one stomped on it! any ideas?!?!?! :shrugs: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
 
Hi,
Neither of mine have ever got out but lots of them do..

do a 'search' (in the top right hand corner of this page) and put 'lost snake' or 'snake got out... have a read through & there will be loads of tips on what to do..

good luck :wavey:
 
I lost my snake when i first got her and i looked everywhere, make sure you look in warm places like under the fridge under the over places like that..anyhow you have to keep looking in the same places because she/he is going to keep moving around. They are smart! Well when i lost mine i loked under the fride 3 times before i finally found her under there...keep looking and dont give up..youll find him/her...good luck
 
Lil escaped twice, both times she hid under the radiator pipes, squished between the edge of the carpet and the skirting board. It was an incredibly tight squeeze so check really silly small places, good luck
 
I feel for you and I hope you find yours really soon/ I too am in the process of trying to find mine. She escaped and it is cold here. :cry: :cry: I will keep my fingers crossed. Good Luck.
 
you can try a piece of clear tubing snakes like to hide. i would look along all walls that are not visable.good luck hope you find her.
 
There are some truly great threads about various "traps" you can concoct to try to catch a hungry snake. Yes, look in warm places, up as well as down. We just had a rugged 6 weeks of missing our Takala. I have no idea how she squeezed out, but she did. We tore the living room up, to no avail. She finally surfaced, after 6 weeks...wrapped around my alarm clock, 18 inches from my head. Don't give up, and don't quit looking. I hope your story eventually ends happily!
 
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