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11-18-10, 04:55 PM
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Captain America
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Re: milksnake escaped.
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Originally Posted by Sithis
Okay this is what you need. Go to your nearest hardware store and buy 2 glue traps made for mice. after that go to a petshop and ask them for some of their used mouse/rat bedding. Get a box roughly the size of a pizza box that has an opening top place the soon t be trap in a likely snake spot and make sure it is against a wall. Cut a hole on either side of the box large enough for your snake to easily crawl into.
place both traps in there close to the center. Make sure you tape them down. Now sprinkle the used rodent bedding a little bit outside of the box @ either(both of them) opening, as to make a small trail leading into the box. After that sprinkle the rest in the box paying careful attention to not get too much on your glue traps.
After you catch him you will need to spray him with Pam until the glue unsticks.
Then you can let him soak for a bit in warm water if you choose to.
This always works when I get a call that there is a snake on someones property when I get there it is gone. I have never harmed a snake doing this. If you don't believe me look these traps up.
They are simple, easy, cheap and harmless
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kenchenzo i beg you please don't try this. There are so many thing that could go wrong. I seen a Burmese get stuck to a piece of duct tape use to hold it lid down. It ripped it own skin off trying to get away. And i mean it ripped all it skin off one of the saddest thing i ever seen. Snake and anything sticky don't mix. If you look on this site for i lost my snake threads you will find tons with helpful information. Remember you want to find your snake alive not dead.
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11-18-10, 05:05 PM
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Re: milksnake escaped.
Just a general no stick cooking spray. I am not trying to step on your toes Wayne, I am showing him something I use from personal experience. As with anything you can indeed hurt your snake. But it is so unlikely that his snake would get harmed that I think it's worth a try.
Look the method up on youtube or google.
Good luck!
Again I am sorry if I offended you Wayne. My intentions are good.
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11-18-10, 05:06 PM
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Re: milksnake escaped.
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Originally Posted by marvelfreak
kenchenzo i beg you please don't try this. There are so many thing that could go wrong. I seen a Burmese get stuck to a piece of duct tape use to hold it lid down. It ripped it own skin off trying to get away. And i mean it ripped all it skin off one of the saddest thing i ever seen. Snake and anything sticky don't mix. If you look on this site for i lost my snake threads you will find tons with helpful information. Remember you want to find your snake alive not dead.
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It is composed of a different thing than duct tape.
I am done saying my part on this subject I don't want any controversy
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11-18-10, 06:57 PM
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You can call me JR
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Re: milksnake escaped.
put flower or something dusty like that on the floor around places you might think the snake will go to show tracks. what i do and it works is i put a heat pad on a piece of tile then put another tile piece on top of pad cover it with just stuff to make it small and cozy and just check it every few hours. i catch my Houdini of a ball like that every time GL
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11-22-10, 01:29 PM
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Re: milksnake escaped.
nothing as yet sorry to say.
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11-22-10, 04:03 PM
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Re: milksnake escaped.
oh dear O.O. well i havent experienced my own snake going missing (still waiting for funds to get one lol...) but when my neirbours snake went for a little adventure leaving out a mouse did the trick....saying that though she was a 7ft python so :S not exactly hard to miss.....
GOOD LUCK (Y) hope you find him/her soon!!!!!
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03-26-11, 03:17 AM
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Re: milksnake escaped.
hi everyone i have him back.
the shop i run down the road from where i live. someone came in there and told me that someone had found a snake in my road.
the rspca had taken so i phoned them up and sure enough it was him.
seems ok a little bit of scale rot but everything else seems fine. not thin at all.
thank god.
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03-26-11, 04:08 AM
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Re: milksnake escaped.
WOW thats really lucky someone found him outside!
that was pretty funny actually xD
i had to chuckle a bit at the PAM statements.
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03-26-11, 04:08 AM
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domi adsum
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Re: milksnake escaped.
Well, congrats there mate! I recently had a corn escape, and found him about 4 hours later in my shoe!
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03-26-11, 04:16 AM
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Re: milksnake escaped.
Congrats 
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03-26-11, 06:23 AM
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Captain America
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Re: milksnake escaped.
Congrats! Glad you found him.
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03-26-11, 06:55 AM
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Re: milksnake escaped.
Congrats on the recovery... very lucky indeed.
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03-28-11, 01:52 AM
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Re: milksnake escaped.
thank you so much everyone.
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1 mediterranean yellow rat-1 taiwanese beauty snake-4 corn snakes-1 red tail boa-1 reduced pattern boa-3royal pythons-1 milk snake-1 yellow anaconda-1 burmese python-1 albino burmese-1 Paraguayan Rainbow boa-1 100% albino milk-1 100% het albino milk-1 desert king-1 common boa-1 crested gecko-1 nile monitor&1 green iguana.
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