I don't have many suggestions, except for what the the other peeps said, but here is what I did after my snake almost got out, the same as yours did, incase you get her back.
When I first got my snake, 2 years ago, the second night I had him in the enclosure, my snake was half way out between the gap in the glass's, when we caught him, I was abo****ly paranoid about him getting out again, so we sent to Bunnings and got some foam stuff that was sticky on one side, and stuck it inbetween the glass's, to help stop him from getting out, then of a night time I put him in a small container (air tight) (with holes in it) I still do it today, even though he is a fair bit bigger, just to be on the safe side, I let him out of a day.
hope this helps for when you get her back.
When I first got my snake, 2 years ago, the second night I had him in the enclosure, my snake was half way out between the gap in the glass's, when we caught him, I was abo****ly paranoid about him getting out again, so we sent to Bunnings and got some foam stuff that was sticky on one side, and stuck it inbetween the glass's, to help stop him from getting out, then of a night time I put him in a small container (air tight) (with holes in it) I still do it today, even though he is a fair bit bigger, just to be on the safe side, I let him out of a day.
hope this helps for when you get her back.
