anyone who has used this before know how long i should wait after spraying him before i feed him?? and how many times do i apply this reptile relief??
04-10-2007, 01:24 AM
bonez
Re: Reptile Relief
Are you talking about the vitamin spray by any chance? If so its once a day, but i would probably not spray right after he eats to be sure not to stress him, who knows he might regerge, and i would think its safe atleast 20min after spraying to feed...
04-10-2007, 01:31 AM
jglass38
Re: Reptile Relief
Reptile Relief is a natural treatment for mites. It is effective in killing mites in all stages of their lifecycle but has no residual effect. You will need to apply it every 3 days (per the instructions) until you see no more mites. Of course, since there is no residual effect, new eggs may hatch and retreatment may be necessary. As soon as it dries you can feed him if he'll eat. Hope this helps!
04-10-2007, 01:44 AM
SPJ
Re: Reptile Relief
All this stuff does is make your snake smell like an orange.
Get a can of PAM and you'll never have to worry about mites again.
04-10-2007, 07:45 AM
tmlowe5704
Re: Reptile Relief
If the mites have already laid eggs, don't count on RR to rid your collection of mites
04-10-2007, 07:59 AM
rabernet
Re: Reptile Relief
Quote:
Originally Posted by SPJ
All this stuff does is make your snake smell like an orange.
Get a can of PAM and you'll never have to worry about mites again.
It doesn't smell like an orange to me - I can't stand the smell of it. I bought some when I brought home my first pet store surrender/rescue and pre-treated her with it.
30 days later I had mites (from hatched eggs), bought a can of Provent-A-Mite (PAM) and have never looked back, nor had any more mites.
04-10-2007, 08:00 AM
rabernet
Re: Reptile Relief
Quote:
Originally Posted by tmlowe5704
If the mites have already laid eggs, don't count on RR to rid your collection of mites
