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Look in any naturally warm spots. Computer cases, around baseboard. etc... It's cold outside, so I'd bet he'd stay away from the exterior walls.
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I would expect to find the snake in the back of a closet or some other dark place where it can hide. Corn snakes are nocturnal and the more you move around the less likely that it will come out. You need to create some hiding places for it to hide in and hope to get lucky. Piles of clothes or small boxes could work for a couple of nesting sites. You might want to put out a bowl of water that the snake can drink or bathe in. It sounds like a young snake, when did it last eat?
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The suggestion of using cickets is to get the snakes attention with something moving "a possible meal". :D I would never suggest feeding crickets to the snake but since pinkies really dont move much they are not a big draw for something you are trying to coax out of hiding. Snakes are curious creatures when it comes to food and will eat just about anything alive if they get hungry enough. :D |
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I picked up a new one while waiting for the missing one. This one is a Lavender Corn snake that just ate a pinky mouse
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I friggin' hate snakes. They just freak me out. I have a couple living under my front steps and we get along, but no likey at all!
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Nice looking snake.
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My buddy lost a corn snake he had had for 2 years. Three months later while taking wood off the pile of fire wood in his backyard he found his corn snake.
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Unless I could get a good bead on him with my 12 gauge. Ron |
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I saw an albino corn snake for sale a few years back. Normally albino animals turn me off but this looked really cool.
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tagging this thread to see if he finds the snake...good luck!
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Nothing yet. My parents are confused why I bought a new one and dont know how much it actually cost. Hopefully in a few days I find it before the cats...
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Is corn snake venomenous:confused: Just for my information. Tx |
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My thoughts on this, as I've had it happen to me. Crickets as bait will not work, as they are not a natural food for corn snakes. At least I've never heard of one eating them.
Corns are escape artists. My cats helped break mine out once when I was in college. It took a few days, but they turned up. Look in warm places (water heater, furnace area, under the fridge, under the oven, around heating resisters) and keep your eyes open. You never know when you'll see part of them. Having a food item as bait isn't a bad idea. Do you feed live or prekilled? If it is prekilled, it may be easier. Put the prey item in a container that has a small hole in it, just big enough for the snake to get into. Assuming it is hungry and will eat the prey item, if the hole is the right size, it will not be able to get out after it eats the food left for it. And corn snakes are actually diurnal, not nocturnal. Just an fyi there. here's a couple pics of mine: http://farm1.static.flickr.com/121/2...6849f891_b.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3362/...70926d33_b.jpg |
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