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DJTorss

DJTorss

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One of my friend have a young Milk Snake and he lost him in his house. We've tried to find him but without success.... Does someone can help us with some advice???
 
Milksnakes are notorious escape artist...I got my first one, got it home and within an hour and a half it was gone, never to be seen again...the next one I got, (not right away) I am OCD about making sure the lid is on tight (the first one escaped through a tiny accessory wire hole in one of those exo-terra tanks. And the girl doesn't disappoint, while she never has escaped, that is her daily routine...testing, looking for a weakness.... Hope you find her follow those threads you were given and hopefully it'll work out.
 
Sorry, I sound like an idiot in that last post....What I meant to say is that I do hope you find her, but when (and hopefully) you do, go over every little nook and cranny in the cage...These guys seem to live for one thing and that is to panic owners....how did it get out? Did you look under the water dish or down inside anything that is in the cage....they can squeeze in places pretty good. Good luck!
 
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