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Lost Corn

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amber_Casaus

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How wonderful, another snake got out. We found the first one but have been able to find this one. I know he's not hungry because he just ate that night.
Anyways I have 5 boys and we had 3 corns. Now one is missing and we've checked every place we could think of. Unfortunately we live up north and the air vents are in the floor and I am afraid that is where he went. I'm not sure how I would get him out of there either. Any suggestions? We've also got 3 cats, but I don't think they ate him....yet. He's been gone now since Monday night, at least that's the last time he was in there because we fed him. I open to any suggestions you might have on how we would find the snake if he's in the air vents. I have one very upset 7 year old.

Thanks, Amber
 
well, at least you did copy and paste it into here, try laying out food, water, and a nice cosy hide, he will likely drink, eat, sleep

also leave talk in the doorways then if you see tracks in them you know hes NOT in the vents, AND you know what room hes in
 
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