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- Thread starter WMD
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try the escaped forum at kingsnake. it has a lot of suggestions if you read past peoples' posts
http://forum.kingsnake.com/escape
http://forum.kingsnake.com/escape
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If the tank is not in a room that needs to be dark ever keep the lights on. If he didn't move out of that room he'll be more likely to stay put because of their night time enjoyment. Of course keeping a mouse in a tank close to a blanket or something to hide in is a good way. I've also read that putting power of some sort accross door ways or along walls will help you narrow down where the little guy is. They def like to move along the sides of wall rather then the middle of the floor. But don't give up. Alot of found snakes don't turn up until a few weeks or even months later. it's winter so he'll prolly stay around for heat, but he may not move as much either, expecialy if there arn't mice running around in your house.
CowBoyWay
Cocked & Unlocked member
Home Sweet Home = Finding lost snakes
Set up in a secluded corner of the room,
a heat source,a hide box,a water bowl and maybe a bit of substrate from the snakes home.Check in the morning.
This technique should work if he's chillin' in the hood.
Crinkly walmart type plastic bags on the floor,along the walls,in a darkened room can help you detect an on the move Corn.
Sit and listen.
Flour or corn starch can be sprinkled in suspected roaming area's to determine presence / location of escapee's.
I hope you founded your losted snake by now
Set up in a secluded corner of the room,
a heat source,a hide box,a water bowl and maybe a bit of substrate from the snakes home.Check in the morning.
This technique should work if he's chillin' in the hood.
Crinkly walmart type plastic bags on the floor,along the walls,in a darkened room can help you detect an on the move Corn.
Sit and listen.
Flour or corn starch can be sprinkled in suspected roaming area's to determine presence / location of escapee's.
I hope you founded your losted snake by now
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always hope
My roommate lost his burm python a week or so before you guy got out. I just found him in the space between my book shelf and the books this past week. The corn can live alot better in cooler air then a burm and the burm is now fine. Theres always hope he'll pop up when you arn't even looking for him. Good luck!
My roommate lost his burm python a week or so before you guy got out. I just found him in the space between my book shelf and the books this past week. The corn can live alot better in cooler air then a burm and the burm is now fine. Theres always hope he'll pop up when you arn't even looking for him. Good luck!