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- Thread starter Slitherin
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drizzt_19
What goes here???
I lost a hatchling once and she was gone for almost three months...Thing is when I found her she had actually grown a bit...
I think that any snake that is lost will eventually find a new food source if their is one available...I see you live in Africa...I don't know about rodent populations there but I am sure there are plenty of lizards for your snake to feed on...
Keep looking and you may be surprised....
I think that any snake that is lost will eventually find a new food source if their is one available...I see you live in Africa...I don't know about rodent populations there but I am sure there are plenty of lizards for your snake to feed on...
Keep looking and you may be surprised....
Taceas
USW = UB313
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I never give up hope, then again I think it's my nature never to.
I lost an adult female corn last July, and she was missing for 8 months until I found her outside this March sunning herself in my flower bed.
Somehow a bright orange and red snake kind of stands out in a flowerbed.
She was skinnier than when I saw her last, but alive none the less. She must have survived on rodents within the house and then hibernated somewhere over the bad winter we had.
But she's back home, well fed, and a mother of 13. =D
Sometimes when you least expect it, they'll turn up.
I never give up hope, then again I think it's my nature never to.
I lost an adult female corn last July, and she was missing for 8 months until I found her outside this March sunning herself in my flower bed.
Somehow a bright orange and red snake kind of stands out in a flowerbed.
She was skinnier than when I saw her last, but alive none the less. She must have survived on rodents within the house and then hibernated somewhere over the bad winter we had.
But she's back home, well fed, and a mother of 13. =D
Sometimes when you least expect it, they'll turn up.
Chip
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My record is two years
It was a california kingsnake which I found in my backyard two summers after his dissapearance as a yearling. He was living in the great outdoors and had grown considerably, but had scars and was very aggressive when I reacquired him. I've lost a few over the years, most hatchlings never do turn up, but once in a while even a blind pig will find an acorn!
It was a california kingsnake which I found in my backyard two summers after his dissapearance as a yearling. He was living in the great outdoors and had grown considerably, but had scars and was very aggressive when I reacquired him. I've lost a few over the years, most hatchlings never do turn up, but once in a while even a blind pig will find an acorn!
Slitherin
New member
Thank you everyone for your words of hope and encouragement, it will be the coolest thing ever to find my boy alive after two years. But the chances does get dimmer with time, I understand. I'll make use of the finding tips I've read of elsewhere in the forum. And maybe we'll all get a surprise!
Slitherin
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