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Well, maybe bad news, but hard to say: last night while me and my boyfriend were searching under the couch and recliner, the lights flickered on and off about three times. I am now really worried that he got electrocuted or something somewhere. However, I had set up a 10 gallon aquarium on the floor with a slide top open just a tiny bit with a live mouse. I also put a undertank heater under part of it to make it nice and warm (the mouse seemed to appreciate it too). This morning, the mouse was gone and the screen top was moved a little bit (I put about 5 lbs of weight on the screen cage top). So I guess the mouse *could* have escaped but I am not sure how it could have moved the cage top as much as it did. Hmmmm....
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0.1 jungle/coastal carpet python: Sheila
1.0 anerythristic boa constrictor imperator: Severus Snake
1.1 rats: Eowyn, Gandalf
1.0 ferret: Walker Texas Ranger
0.0.1 gold fish: Tiger
3.0 dogs: Strider (Aussie/husky), Zoso (Belgian Malinois), Buck (husky/Rottweiler)
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I've tried just about every trick I've heard. One of my grad school friends is a herpetologist and has 12+ herps in his apartment (7 jungle carpets) and he recommended tieing a string around the tail of a dead mouse and leaving it attached to something solid. That didn't work either cause I've left out about 4 or 5 dead mice and not one has been taken. I guess the best I can probably do is tell the guy who is moving in after me to watch out for him and that I will come get him immediately if he finds him.
