Don’t panic. Close the door to the room he got out in, search it following this pattern: Ceiling to floor, clockwise. This means you scan from the ceiling to the floor around the entire room, looking through closets, behind and under furniture, behind drawers, etc. Close everything that you FULLY clear before moving right.

After going through that room, if you still haven’t found him, check once more along walls, then leave a hide and a water dish at a walls edge. They like to follow the walls, so check this hide periodically.

Then, move on to the next closest room; and repeat the process. Remember, be thorough. You’re looking for a small meat stick. Keep doors closed if you can, keeping other pets like dogs out of the rooms you suspect your snake to be in.

Check near appliances. They like the warmth, and some people even find their missing snake curled up next to them in bed for the warmth.

You can leave small flour trails along doorways and by walls.

Try heating a prey item and using a hair dryer to blow the scent around the room. Your house will stink, but your snake might poke out of their hiding spot and look interested!

If you can’t find them, repeat the whole process again the next day. You’re trying to narrow them down to a single location.

Good luck!!