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Re: Question about Mites...
PAM can be used as a preventitave messure.
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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Re: Question about Mites...
Yes, treat his cage, any furniture in the cage, and most likely the surrounding area of the cage. Make sure to get the lip of the cage well, as mites crawl, and that will be the only way in. Good luck, I hope it takes care of the problem.
Also, follow the directions exactly on the can. Do not use PAM on your snake.
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Re: Question about Mites...
That's good to know
 Originally Posted by Big Gunns
You could learn a thing or two from Big Gunns. The first lesson being.....if you're gonna dish it, you better be ready to EAT IT!!!!!
I do it for the lulz, nothing else.
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Re: Question about Mites...
Yes, get PAM for sure! I wasted a whole month trying to use reptile relief.. the mites kept coming back! But I sprayed my cage a week and a half ago and I haven't seen a mite since.
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Re: Question about Mites...
Every new snake that comes into my house goes into a tub that has been pretreated with PAM. This way I have very little to worry about with infesting my collection. While they are in quarantine (or at least for the first 30 days), they stay in the tub that has been treated. By doing this, I have not had a mite problem for many years.
I wouldn't be without a can of PAM in my house these days!
Deb
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iHerp. Do you?
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Re: Question about Mites...
It's always best to pretreat any tub with PAM. Anyone new that comes into my collection gets plopped in a PAM treated tub, also, every month I PAM every single one of my tubs on cleaning day just as a precaution. I had mites once quite awhile ago and never ever ever ever want to do that again.
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