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how could he have possibly gone all the way into a storm drain without you noticing?? im sorry to hear of your loss but, geez...were you even watching him?
 
sheesh!

that's a first...SNAKE LOST IN A STORM DRAIN. it's sad, i'm sorry it happened and hope by some miracle he returns to you. i take norbert outside, but i NEVER let him out of my hands, but he's still too little, i'd lose him in the grass.
 
YAYNESS

OMG, I'm SOOOOOOOOOOO happy! I got him back! Miricales happen. Talk about a lesson! Welll thanks for all your help.
 
unless it didnt happen at all because theres no way a little corn snakes climbing ALL the way back up that wall when theres proly nice dark warm spots down there to hide!
 
That would be with the help of the city, and I was mistaken in calling it a storm drain, that is what I thought it was, but in actuality it was a lock box for a generator. We called PG&E, they opened it for us and we retrieved him.
 
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