I lost my pet snake i nmy garage!!!!!! help we just lost him yesterday!!!! where could he be found

Question

he is a ball python

he is almost full grown

i have had him for a year or two

he was lost before for 6 months and we found him

where could i look to find him

Answer 1

Well, I hope your garage is sealed so that your snake hasn't escaped.  You need to look EVERYWHERE.  Turn things over, check behind, above, below, and in everything in your garage.  Check up under cabinets/tables/counters.  Typically, ball pythons don't climb very high, so focus at first on lower elevated locations.  Is there a car in the garage?  Not good.  The snake could have very easily slithered up beneath the engine.  I saw a TV show where there was a ball python stuck just beyond the glove box - he really couldn't be reached from the inside or the outside.  They had to get the jaws of life or something to cut away at the inside of the glove box parts.  Hopefully, you won't have to go to such lengths.  But leave no stone unturned.  Be thorough in your search and don't stop looking in the same places over and over every day.

We have had a few escapes over the years at the nature center where I work.  Only about half of the time did we actively "find" the snake.  Almost all of the other times the snakes themselves re-appeared.  The longest we had one missing was 4 and a half months.  Hopefully, your snake will turn up soon.  Don't give up.

Good luck.

Answer 2

make sure that he did not get out of the garage

try puting out mice and see if you can find him

good luck

Answer 3

As everyone else has said, search everywhere for him. I would also recomend making a warm spot in one part of your garage using a heat lamp. He will probably be attacted to that spot. good luck

Answer 4

He may no longer be in your garage, but look under any stuff that is piled up. If he has gotten out, he may begin to terrorize the neighborhood, especially the children. Animal control may be looking for you soon. If you feel that this is an appropriate pet for you, keep the poor thing caged well.

Answer 5

look on that website there are tips to find an escape snake:

http://www.carolinacornsnakes.com/lost/i...