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kill3r843
09-26-04, 10:29 AM
i woke up and i cheacked on m snakes and didnt see my femal corn i looked every where what else can i do to find her.
Thanks,
daniel
BoidKeeper
09-26-04, 10:38 AM
You looked everywhere except for where she is. I lost a snake on Wed and I found it Thursday in the last place I looked.
My suggestion is try and secure the room that the cage was in and keep looking. There is no place too small for a snake to get once they are out. You can put baby powder on the floor to see if it crawls through it. You can also place a feeder inside a container and hope the snake goes in to eat it.
Good luck,
Trevor
proud2bcanadian
09-26-04, 10:38 AM
Heat lamp shining on one spot.
A mouse on the floor.
Some flour along the sides of the room.
This just happened to HeatherRose' BP a little while ago. Maybe you should ask her what she did. Her's just reappeared one morning though...
Good luck,
kill3r843
09-26-04, 11:49 AM
baby powder cannt harm snakes in the snake room
Thanks,
Daniel
Not so sure about baby powder. Some are made from talc, and have been linked to respiratory problems in infants. Snakes seem prone to respiratory problems, so if I were spreading "baby powder" around, I'd at least make sure it's corn starch based.
HeatherRose
09-27-04, 05:51 PM
This just happened to HeatherRose' BP a little while ago. Maybe you should ask her what she did. Her's just reappeared one morning though...
I did everything, tore my room apart, then gave up. He just slithered over my feet one morning a couple days later. My advice is to just wait it out :)
bighillreptiles
09-27-04, 06:03 PM
still looking for one of ower corns that got out two monts ago found a shed skin under my bed a week ago and no more wild mice problems cant find him anny where i think he is going in the heat vents ?? he will show up soner or later hopfuly not in the bird room
russell
10-27-04, 05:22 AM
look in the dark warm places, and places that are colosed up, corns, and many others, love to be squashed up becaus ethey feel safer that way.when one of mine escaped i found him under a drawer btween the drawer and the wood unerneath it.but yeah near heat sources, and closed up spaces and youl find it
askaboutrep
10-28-04, 03:34 PM
Think like a snake....think like a snake.....
Thats what helped me find mine when they went missing....I found them coiled up inside bottles in the closet we keep our empties in.
The other time, we found her coiled up in the storm cuff of a pair of snowpants.
And the other time, she was between the box spring and the mattress in my bedroom.
And the other time.....when I was moving, I didnt know if she got out in my car, outside, or in the new place. I tore my car and my new place completely apart with no luck. A week later, she came crawling out from between my legs while driving, scared the crap out me....thankfully it was summer, or she'd have been a cornpop.
Anyways, the point is.....dont leave any place out of the question.
askaboutrep
10-28-04, 03:35 PM
Sheesh, that post makes me look like a pretty irresponsible herper...
Siretsap
10-28-04, 03:39 PM
I was just about to suggest you might as well have it free roaming since it's out soo many times ;-)
askaboutrep
10-28-04, 10:59 PM
Its not that bad....I've had her for 9 years. Thats less than once per year.
askaboutrep
10-29-04, 01:06 PM
Any luck yet??
kill3r843
01-07-05, 10:12 PM
well everybody to day is the day i found her my dad was cleanin out the clostet and found her alive and fat after all this time
Davey213
01-07-05, 11:13 PM
Right on! Glad to hear it. Congratz.
Congrats!!
See they usually turn up when you're not really looking for them anymore....LOL!!!
Make sure that you give it some water.
You might also want to quantine your snake cause it has been out of its enclosure for so long and it MIGHT have taken in some parasite, mite, or other things. Things that you don't want to transfer to your other snakes.
LISA127
01-08-05, 11:35 AM
Originally posted by BoidKeeper
You looked everywhere except for where she is. I lost a snake on Wed and I found it Thursday in the last place I looked.
My suggestion is try and secure the room that the cage was in and keep looking. There is no place too small for a snake to get once they are out. You can put baby powder on the floor to see if it crawls through it. You can also place a feeder inside a container and hope the snake goes in to eat it.
Good luck,
Trevor
You found your snake in the last place you looked?......lol. I would hope so. :D
kill3r843
01-08-05, 07:10 PM
no i quit lookin after the 1sty mouth
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