by Mehelya » Wed Jun 01, 2016 4:33 pm
Snakes often escape their enclosures, and hug closely to any vertical surfaces like along the base of walls etc. Depending on where your enclosure is situated (also rack or individual enclosure), try looking around and even under it. If it is in your room, you're going to have to do quite a bit of re-arranging and disassembly. Snakes can squeeze into insanely tight spaces, and it can be anywhere from under the enclosure/tub, even in another tub in a different part of the same rack, to in the back of a sock drawer at the top of your chest of drawers (you may have to go through every single piece of clothing individually as well if that is the case)...
Meticulously go through everything from one side to the other of the room, checking every single nook and cranny. If there is even a small gap around your door (especially the base), you're going to have to extend your search to other rooms around it, and go through every little box, cupboard, drawer and item that you have. If you look at something and think "No, he couldn't get up/in there...", check it anyway, you will be surprised where a snake can get to/in, especially a small one...
All the best with your busy evening ahead, and hope you find the little Houdini.
Rian
If I wasn't me, then I'd probably be someone else...
Forceps. Not fingers...
Yes, it probably will bite you if you carry on that way...