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cazzamon
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Hi everyone! So I have been on holidays for a few weeks and had my bf was kind enough to check yup on my 4 y.o python Newt - and to my dismay she has escaped her cage and is no where to be seen! What a sneaky girl.
It's the start of winter now and I don't have indoor heating in the house so I'm freaking out - seeking advice!
My bf has looked everywhere - on top of things, under fridges, units, sofas, behind all furniture, boxes etc and nothing! She is two meters long and heavy, so surely it can't be that hard to spot her curled somewhere? I live in a small one bedder too.
My concern is that she is due for a shed and it's starting to get cold - if she went into hibernation and we can't find her what should I do? Wait patiently? Leave food out in her cage every few days? Leave the heat lamp on to see if she comes back for warmth when winter is over!?
I understand that snakes are able to survive a very long time without food... so I guess the key here is patience. But it's so annoying
I guess she'll mostly come out at night. Mostly...
Thanks y'all.
Caz.
It's the start of winter now and I don't have indoor heating in the house so I'm freaking out - seeking advice!
My bf has looked everywhere - on top of things, under fridges, units, sofas, behind all furniture, boxes etc and nothing! She is two meters long and heavy, so surely it can't be that hard to spot her curled somewhere? I live in a small one bedder too.
My concern is that she is due for a shed and it's starting to get cold - if she went into hibernation and we can't find her what should I do? Wait patiently? Leave food out in her cage every few days? Leave the heat lamp on to see if she comes back for warmth when winter is over!?
I understand that snakes are able to survive a very long time without food... so I guess the key here is patience. But it's so annoying
I guess she'll mostly come out at night. Mostly...
Thanks y'all.
Caz.