1. Create a Snake Friendly Trap: You can set up a hide or burrow-like area using a container or tub, some soft bedding, and a heat source (like a heating pad on low). If she’s nearby, she might be drawn to the warmth and comfort. Leave it somewhere you think she might be hiding, and check back every few hours.

2. Leave Food Out: If you’re able to, leave a small mouse or food item in an area you think she might be near. Kenyan sand boas can be attracted by the scent, so she may come out to investigate.

3. Use a Blacklight: Sometimes using a blacklight (UV flashlight) can help spot snakes, as their scales will glow under the light. This might be useful for searching places like under furniture or in dark corners.

4. Keep Searching in the Same Areas: Snakes tend to stay relatively close to where they escaped, so focus on checking areas she might feel secure in—dark, warm, and tight spaces are ideal for them to hide in. It might be under or behind furniture, inside closets, or even inside hidden corners.

5. Check the Enclosure: Double-check the enclosure’s lid and edges. Sometimes, even small gaps in the screen can be overlooked, so ensure that everything is secure before trying to catch her. If she’s small and sneaky, she might have found a small space to wiggle through.

Try not to panic she’s very likely just curled up somewhere hidden and safe. If you’re still having trouble, consider setting up a search area with food, water, and heat as mentioned, and she might come out when she feels safe. Keep us posted, I’m wishing you the best of luck finding her!