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Re: HELP! I lost my baby albino wesetern hognose!
I think it is unlikely a small snake will be more then a few feet from his enclosure. Snakes like to feel secure, and will hide in the smallest places. I remember thinking I lost my corn snake once, turns out he was all the way back in a fake hollow log. I didn't think it was possible for any snake to be in there and I tore apart my whole room. He eventually came out when I left some pinky mice all around my room, and on the off chance I missed him somehow I put his log in the cage along with a pinky mouse, and closed the cage. The next morning the pinky mouse was gone from the cage. I then removed him from the log with some spray water, and blocked the very top of it. Lol, poor snake.
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