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Alves76
Yearling
United Kingdom
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Posted - 01/07/2014 : 22:50:03
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So it happened earlier than I had hoped, but on Sunday morning I came downstairs, got a rat out of the freezer and put it on top of the viv. When I looked into the viv Mr Snake was nowhere to be seen. The locks were still on and nothing looked amiss, but Mr Snake was gone.
After a bit of searching I found her under a roll of spare carpet behind the sofa. I'm still baffled as to how she got out but I'm glad she was found and quickly too.
So when I put her back in the viv I was thinking to myself, "well that's a wasted rat now" considering it took her a couple of weeks to get used to eat when I first got her and changed her environment.
Turns out the wander didn't bother her at all. She was sitting on top of her hide getting some much-needed warmth and after a minute of dancing the rat in front of her, she struck and ate like a champion.
I've gotta say that I wasn't expecting that.
Well done Mr Snake, but at the same time, BAD Mr Snake for escaping in the first place. |
0.1.0 Normal Royal 1.0.0 Common BCI
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chrisc
Old Royal - I Post too much!
United Kingdom
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Posted - 02/07/2014 : 20:42:07
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glad you found him quickly. check the vent's in the back sometimes its possible they can push or pull them out of place
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1.0.0 burmese python,giblet. 1.0.0 BCI, william. 0.1.0 blue tongue skink, 0.1.0 green iguana, jasmin, 1.0.0 cape house snake, 0.1.0 checkered garter snake
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Alves76
Yearling
United Kingdom
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Posted - 03/07/2014 : 13:23:26
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Cheers Chris. |
0.1.0 Normal Royal 1.0.0 Common BCI
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Edited by - Alves76 on 03/07/2014 13:26:29 |
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