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Dumbest. People. Ever.

I don’t play with my snakes *in the house* if I’m even the *slightest* bit drowsy.

Only when I’m totally awake and aware.

A lost Boa in this area is a dead Boa.

Not even remotely warm enough, even in the high heat of summer for them to survive.

Right now, my herp-stats are set to 88-90 degrees/hot side in every snakes’ enclosure.

Ambient enclosure temps are low-to-mid-80s.

Anything *less* than those seemingly “extreme temps” will get me a snake with a potentially deadly respiratory infection.

These people are morons.

I hope somebody responsible finds the snake but with current night time temps in the 50s/low 60s, it does not really have much time to be found.

The proper way to deal with ‘stuck shed’ [which you should not encounter, if your heat/humidity are correct] is a tub soak and shed assistance or a put the snake in a wet pillow case and let them wiggle out of it, themselves.

Stupid people.