Mites? I have some questions.

I believe its a good preventative measure to always treat new additions whether they have mites or not. Every snake that goes through my quarantine gets treated for mites regardless.


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Provent-a-mite is what I use.
Many people have used Nix lice treatment from your local pharmacy with similar success.



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Originally Posted by satomi325

I believe its a good preventative measure to always treat new additions whether they have mites or not. Every snake that goes through my quarantine gets treated for mites regardless.


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Will do..now, I am buying a snake tommorow,when I buy this mite stuff,how do I use it,does it go on the snake.?

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Will do..now, I am buying a snake tommorow,when I buy this mite stuff,how do I use it,does it go on the snake.?

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Ok just did some reading,says to treat the tank and let it vent out completely before putting snake in its enclosure.

when treating the tank,what do I just spray it on the bedding and the walls of the tank?

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Ok just did some reading,says to treat the tank and let it vent out completely before putting snake in its enclosure.

when treating the tank,what do I just spray it on the bedding and the walls of the tank?

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Yes. Spray lightly. Let it air dry until you cant smell it anymore. I think the instructions says wait 15 minutes before putting the animal in, but I'll air dry it for an hour to be safe.

When its in a wet or vapor form, it can be toxic to animals, which is why you don't spray the animals directly.

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Yes. Spray lightly. Let it air dry until you cant smell it anymore. I think the instructions says wait 15 minutes before putting the animal in, but I'll air dry it for an hour to be safe.

When its in a wet or vapor form, it can be toxic to animals, which is why you don't spray the animals directly.

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Ok that's what I read..someone said they wait a few hours...ok will do..now when I mist my tank with water for humidity ,can it re-activate the chemicals in the provent a mite .?