lucky lucky lucky

[gandal88]

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so i go straight to my wife and ask if she is screwing with me apparently not, so i instantly start looking tearing the house apart book shelves behind the fridge in the motor section of the fridge same with the oven tv cables shoe racks behind the leather couches in the recliner etc etc etc i found one in our dvds and another behind and under our shelves near the door so happy i found them

only little at the moment 120cm



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[Tobias008]

Lucky but sounds like you've got some work to do on the enclosure of these escape artists.

 

[gandal88]

yeh its all sorted now they cant get out =P

 

[Virides]

Currently the Alarm System we are making is still getting the wiring layout and chassis design made, so I really hope to get this out by the end of the year!

 

[pythrulz]

Well you where lucky lucky even though escaped snakes will not usualy go far from there enclosers If not being able to escape the house just check your encloser any little gaps seal them up the smaller the snake the harder to find once they do escape