Reptile & Amphibian Forums

somehow, my male whitesided managed to push open his bin and escape last night. I tore apart the entire room-no sign of him other than a bunch of stuff he knocked off the top of the rack.

I moved all the furniture, etc. Nothing. Put flour down in spots. Not sure what else to do at this point.

Had to be my best bull, too. Of course.

-cat
-----
My collection and herp photography

www.lowergroundreptiles.net

Don't feel bad... My wife opened one of my cages to feed an eastern king 0f mine while I was at work, she forgot to shut the cage afterwords... Several hours later when I returned I noticed the open cage minus one four foot female eastern king... I have not been able to locate her either... My wife was very sorry and apologized over and over... Yes I forgave her but she has been relieved of any feeding duties...

Such goes life,

Eric

>>Don't feel bad... My wife opened one of my cages to feed an eastern king 0f mine while I was at work, she forgot to shut the cage afterwords... Several hours later when I returned I noticed the open cage minus one four foot female eastern king... I have not been able to locate her either... My wife was very sorry and apologized over and over... Yes I forgave her but she has been relieved of any feeding duties...
>>
>>Such goes life,
>>
>>Eric

I learned a valuable lesson yesterday. Never listen to people who tell you Bullsnakes don't climb!

After overturning everything in the room, I heard a weird noise in the opposite corner of the room. I have 3 six foot bookcases in that particular corner, and when I shook one of them, he jumped off the top of the bookcase!

So don't just look low, look up high too, for anyone who loses a snake!

-cat
-----
My collection and herp photography

www.lowergroundreptiles.net