Jv518
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Baby monitor missing in basement any advice on finding
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Advice needed: missing nile monitor
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There's some general "Finding lost reptile" advice, which is to throw a fine layer of flour on the floor and see if there are any tracks left.
MrTPlush
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Is this a finished basement? Id immediately close off any way out of the basement if you haven't already done so. Then the flour trick is good and put the heat lamp out. I once lost a baby iguana and I eventually found it on the window ledge. It will try and seek out heat so that is your best bet. If it is a cluttered mess I would carefully go through things and if a box etc. is empty remove it from the basement to cut down on hiding places.