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    PAM question...

    Wondering if someone can provide a bit of clarification... How long does it typically take for PAM to dry and air out? Want to make sure I'm not putting them back in too soon. The instructions on the can don't specify a time.

    I have 40g breeders, with screen and plexi tops, that I'll remove while it dries. New cypress bedding, which I've allowed to dry out for several days before putting in. Any thoughts on how long to wait after applications? Thanks all!
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    Re: PAM question...

    Hi,

    It really shouldn't take long as you are only supposed to use a light misting not soak the cage.

    But it really will vary for everyone so just make preparations to house the snakes for a couple of hours or so to make sure everything is dry.

    I'd probably recommend using paper towel or newspaper rather than cyprus though while treating - it will let you see the little blighters far more easily.


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