My 16 inch baby corn found a hole that I never saw before in one of his fake climbing models and I kept trying to get him out by breaking the thing piece by piece, but he only managed to find a deeper crevice to curl up in.
The thing is I'm not sure if he's stuck or not, or whether or not he can breathe properly, he might have been too concerned about running from me. On the other hand, he could be quite comfortable, since he's malleable enough, but the hole seems really small/squished.

Should I leave him alone and wait, or what? Tempt him with food, or is he too stressed?

I'd just leave him. I had a skink when I was younger and I had a cat skull in his tank. One day I tore the the whole tank apart and I was sure he was lost and gone forever, but finally he came out and I caught him trying to zip back into it, that's how I knew where he had been hiding out. I would have never thought something so big could fit in such a tiny space, but he felt safe there.

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Thanks so much! Coincidentally, it's also the cat skull that my corn is hiding in. I don't think I'm ever buying those again.
Whew...that does alot to cool the anxiety.

If he comes out you can always toss the skull so this doesn't happen again, but for now I'd just let him chill out and not worry if you don't see much of him for a couple of days.

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Is this an actual cat skull? Or a decoration that looks like one? If it's an actual skull, where'd you get it?

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