Prevent a Mite leaves a greasy film?

[metro424]

The tub has been drying for the past 2 or so hours, however the surfaces do have a film on them from where I sprayed. Is this film normal when using prevent a mite? I dont want to put the snake in too soon as this is the first time I have had to use PAM.

Thanks,
Harry

[Reptile Frenzy]

PAM has never worked for us. Go to TSC and get permethrin 10 and mix 3/4 ounce to one gallon of water and you can spray it all over the snake avoiding the face and all over the tub. Dont have to remove the snake and let it dry blah blah blah. Remove his water bowl for 24 hours because if he soaks in it and drinks it then it could harm him. Also remember to get rid of the bedding and put him on paper towels. Also spray the wood on the rack system if your using a rack and spray the floors around the baseboards.

[metro424]

I tried the PAM treatment x1 dose so far. I have him on paper towels and I'll give him one more treatment of PAM and call it good. It seems to have worked.


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