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Posted by AgentOfLillith on April 23, 2003 at 21:57:56:
In Reply to: General Rule of thumb... posted by Mark Schmidtke on April 23, 2003 at 20:34:23:
I've found snakes have an interest to new snakes. It's as if the lost snakes come out to check out the new guy.
Did you check around your electronics? (like around your TV, your computer, behind your fridge, under microwave, etc?). Maybe you didn't catch my post below from a few days ago.
Also, did you figure out how the snake got out? Even if you do manage to find him again, it's important that you figure out how he escaped, or he'll do it again in less than half the time the next time. (This is important if you plan to get another snake too, since that snake will learn how to escape the same way your last snake did).
Ouch, I really hope that was a typo, $149 for a corn snake is ludicrous, and a hatchling at that ($149 for a fully grown adult isn't too bad). Try online breeders next time like SMR, SerpenCo, Gourmet Rodent, etc. You'll get the snakes for 1/5th of the price you paid.
-13mur 6
:Your lost corn will usually show up the day AFTER you buy a new one. And yes, 149.99 is very high. Even from a pet store.
:Mark
