Follow the Provent-A-Mite instructions exactly. A lot of ppl here (myself included) use it as a pre-treatment when getting new animals and placing them in quaratine. (Quarentine is a must..esp. if you have an established collection). Mites like to move and can go from room to room, or piggy-back on your clothing, arms, shoes, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nikki0326
Do a search in the husbandry for various mite, and temp, feeding, care threads. Have you read the caresheets here on site? They're very helpful.
If your snake is "in blue" (his eyes are opaque) then in a day or two they'll clear up, and he'll shed a day or so after that. My snakes tend to shed 4-5 days after I notice they're blue. BUT I do have a couple, that I can't tell they're in blue but they're dull looking....or like Oreo, she's burrowed all the time, and I don't know she's shed until I find it in the bedding. :rolleyes:
Daniel also posted a really informative sticky about the shedding cycle and what to watch for, and what to do.
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RuLyn :sunny:
