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RE: Rubber boas out of burmation

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Posted by: farquar at Sun Sep 2 18:44:31 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by farquar ]  
   

Richard,
I live in Northwest Oregon also, and have been trying to keep a female (recent mommy!) Rubber Boa.
She is full grown and just had 5 babies.
She has now escaped for the second time. First time I found her within the hour hiding nearby.
This time I put her in her feeding box and next morning- no snake!
In your experience would she go far, in a crack or crevice nearby or keep traveling?
Help!

   

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