I think my burmese just died in its hands

Its good to see hes doing ok now

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Originally Posted by _Venom_

Yes?
Is there a way to get rid of them all overnight?

I'm getting suggestions of all kind, let him alone its too stressed, go ahead and do the treatments, give him foods, etc etc.

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Heres what I recommend.
Take him to the vet, and give him a check-up and tell them what happened.

Get PAM and spray the container, make sure to follow all of the instructions carefully. Don't spray it on the animal. Soak your snake in a warm bath for 30 minutes or so, then take a sprayed Reptile Relief washcloth and wipe down his body avoiding his head.

Put him back in his PAM treated cage and repeat until the mites are gone.

If your using aspen, use papertowels or newspaper until this problem is solved.

You may feed him normally.

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Originally Posted by SoCaliSon

Like has been said like 20 times I think the priority here will be a Vet visit... They should be able to give you the best advice, but be sure you inform the Vet of this incident.

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Right. that was last night. when vets are closed. today I worked.
Right now will be a good time...

Alive

Skeptics

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Now that that is out of the way, get some PAM and follow the directions.

Good luck

I will.

:weirdface wow...this thread is enlightening...
btw, glad to hear the snake is alive

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Originally Posted by LadyOhh

Alive

Skeptics

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Now that that is out of the way, get some PAM and follow the directions.

Good luck

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this post is just....so awesome.

I give it a... 10...a frikkin 10!

:cool:

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Originally Posted by MeMe

this post is just....so awesome.

I give it a... 10...a frikkin 10!

:cool:

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Skeptics is spelled correctly.
It's just sloppy.

Has the activity of the snake changed at all through this? How is his behavior?

- Also I just checked the bottle which was covered by a sticker and its Mite off, not Reptile Relief