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Ok, well heres the deal. I bought 2 new corns at the show saturday and they were doing great I even got them to eat and shed. When I got home from school today I went looking for the snakes. I couldn't find them so I took everything out of the cage and one was under the paper towels, but the other (mine) has crambed his little body into a hole in a large peice of wood. Any ideas on how to get him out?

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Awal
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He'll likely come out on his own. My cal king crawled into a hole it a branch I put in her cage. I thought she was stuck, but she was fine. I enticed her out with food at her next scheduled feeding.
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Like everyone says, he'll come out when he wants. You could try to wave a pinky around in front of the hole if you're really wanting him to come out. My question is do you have other hides for them? They like tight fitting areas to feel secure.