Re: escaped milksnake!

Posted by Ga Reptile Sanctuary on April 24, 2002 at 00:12:21:

In Reply to: escaped milksnake! posted by Helen on April 20, 2002 at 12:24:24:

if she is still around it isn't like she is going to leave a trail to follow so you need to find out if she is moving around you can do that by using flour. put the flour across doorways and base boards this will let you see if she is moving around and in what direction she is going

2nd use her own predatory behavor against her
get a live mouse and put it in a cage and set it in a secure quite location and leave it alone if she is still anywhere inside the house it should start to pick up on the mouse and move toward it wihtin a few days

good luck

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: : if she is still around it isn't like she is going to leave a trail to follow so you need to find out if she is moving around you can do that by using flour. put the flour across doorways and base boards this will let you see if she is moving around and in what direction she is going : 2nd use her own predatory behavor against her : get a live mouse and put it in a cage and set it in a secure quite location and leave it alone if she is still anywhere inside the house it should start to pick up on the mouse and move toward it wihtin a few days : : good luck

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