My nameless Sinoloan.

[Klinger]

I can't post photos from my phone, but my 11 year old Sinaloan Milk Snake made an escape attempt last night. Luckily I was in the room at the time, but she pried up an 11gage stainless cover and was half out when I noticed her. I put a ton more weight on the top, and will pick up locks thus week. I never thought it would be strong enough to break out. Never underestimate your snakes!!!

[Albert Clark]

Sorry to hear about the escape attempt and glad you caught her. Amazing how they don't need strength really but if they get their head into a crack or a void..game over. Try to make sure the cover gets closed completely in the future or just add a locking device to avoid repeat occurrences.

[EL Ziggy]

I'm glad she didn't get away from you Klinger. I had a BP years ago that could escape his tank even though I had books and bungy cords holding the top down. He always found a weak spot. Have you had your milk snake all 11 years? That's gotta be a good feeling to keep your animal healthy and thriving for that long. My oldest snake will be 4 in October. Post pics of your critter when you can. ;)

[Klinger]

El Ziggy, I plan to pick up some locks in the near future. I had always thought a steel top with custom welded steel light box would be to heavy for her to lift, but I was wrong!http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/ss64/leonardnimoysdog/WP_20160530_17_25_54_Pro.jpg

Here is my most recent pic of her at a party a few weeks ago, everyone loved it! She is infamous for climbing into womens tops...

[Klinger]

....and yes, I have had this one it's entire life. I also have a leopard gecko that has been with me for nineteen years!!!

[REM955]

She is infamous for climbing into womens tops...
Don't tell me you wouldn't.:freakedout:

[Klinger]

Someone has to get it back out....

[AlexCrazy]

ha ha! keep your snakes in there cages! ha ha :laugh: