In order to identify the Sandbox ID of a Container Network you can make use of the docker inspect command, and pipe it with grep to find out.
# docker inspect <image-id> | grep SandboxID
"SandboxID": "018dcb3bfd79a563fea511b606f5df5584442e9fb7e9edfb49c4f578fdfe0593",
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