Hi all*
I dont know if you will recall my post on my Sinaloan male milk snake Riley?who i lost 8 MONTHS AGO!!!, well, believe it or not we found him he was in our garden!.He was happy to be home, kept pressing his face on my nose & boy had he grown in size & appitite!, i fed him 2 big fuzzy mice, he wolft them both down, poor wee guy was very hungry, cant believe he survived the winter!!!!.
Well hope this post is a ray of hope to anyone else who may have lost their snake & thinks they will never see it again!
YOU JUST NEVER KNOW!*
Gillian*
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OMG we found my Snake we lost 8 months ago!!!
gecko_gal
May 26, 2004 02:43 PM
Replies (4)
HLuterman
May 26, 2004 06:39 PM
He seems to have had a good vacation. 
Seriously though, very cool. Glad to hear you found him.
Wow, 8 months!
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1.0 sinaloan milksnake
1.0 western hognose
1.0 shepherd Mix
0.1 pug
0.0.2 calico ryukin
0.0.1 red cap oranda
1.0 husband
rtdunham
May 26, 2004 10:44 PM
>>cant believe he survived the winter!!!!.
it would be interesting to know where you live, what kind of temps he might have wintered over (although of course he might have been indoors for the winter and escaped to the out-of-doors when spring arrived)
terry
gecko_gal
May 31, 2004 03:50 AM
Thank you both for congratulating me on finding my sinaloan*,Riley has settled in great, he ate 2 more big fuzzy mice & is in an enclosure thats like a jungle for him*
I live in Britain, England,but winter was really cold here!, i reckon he was hiding nice and warm in our shed, as he was on his way under there when we found him!. To survive he probably found enough baby field mice, as my cats are always bringing them in!,he was in great condition when we found him, did very well, however he has really appricatied being home now, he never attempts to push to escape his new enclosure, and i find him in a new area sometimes, so he sure does like his home*
Thanks again*
Gillian*
crtoon83
Jun 06, 2004 10:35 PM
My aunt and uncle had a red rat escape one fall, and it went and hibernated in their attic, and one day my uncle was doing spring cleaning and it fell out of a rafter onto him, about 5 months later, lol.
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