Mites !!!!! NOOOOooooo

[JEWSKIN]

Very good - now compare it with:

http://www.pesticideinfo.org/Detail_...DIST_NR=008845

I already did and if youll note before i even posted the links to those thing note i said it has probable on ur proventamite on that first one where yes mine has a whatever ur probable they dont even know for sure i know how to use mine and um 20 bucks for a can of stuff proven to kill fish and whatever else in water systems that has probably vs something that hgas it all out there is a hell of a lot safer you know what to expect you know then how to handle it and how to approach use etc and what to look for the what ifd factor not kosher to me if its fine for you whatever now you wanna attack me cause I grew up in a house full of aspetos and lead pipes and paint and my dad still lives in it due to the were taken off the fort back in the day cause im sure that gives you more ammo. no pest strips work for me provenamite works for you and whomever else....all natural ways work for other back off buddy no said not to use it ugh u ran with tid bits eh enjoy

[Skiploder]

I already did and if youll note before i even posted the links to those thing note i said it has probable on ur proventamite on that first one where yes mine has a whatever ur probable they dont even know for sure i know how to use mine and um 20 bucks for a can of stuff proven to kill fish and whatever else in water systems that has probably vs something that hgas it all out there is a hell of a lot safer you know what to expect you know then how to handle it and how to approach use etc and what to look for the what ifd factor not kosher to me if its fine for you whatever now you wanna attack me cause I grew up in a house full of aspetos and lead pipes and paint and my dad still lives in it due to the were taken off the fort back in the day cause im sure that gives you more ammo. no pest strips work for me provenamite works for you and whomever else....all natural ways work for other back off buddy no said not to use it ugh u ran with tid bits eh enjoy

Translation please?

[JEWSKIN]

Translation please?

why don't you go back through the thread read and click the links really im done you have me irate congrats you attacked me from where ever you are have not let up at all i did my research as posted links pay attention a little bit before out right attacking someone i swear have you nothing better to do I WILL CONTINUE TO USE WHAT WORKS FOR ME LEAVE ME ALONE

[Skiploder]

why don't you go back through the thread read and click the links really im done you have me irate congrats you attacked me from where ever you are have not let up at all i did my research as posted links pay attention a little bit before out right attacking someone i swear have you nothing better to do I WILL CONTINUE TO USE WHAT WORKS FOR ME LEAVE ME ALONE

Exactly.

[Animals As Leaders]

Friendliest online community huh????

Could have fooled me....

[BPelizabeth]

I would highly recommend while you are fighting mites to use paper towels as a substrate. Also be sure to cook any wood you might have in the enclosure and don't put it back in until this is all over. Also even though you do not see them....treat every 2-3 weeks for a couple months. Wash any bowls or hides in the dishwasher on a hot cycle. Also if using prevent a mite make sure you spray outside and let dry. Like someone stated really read the directions. It is a little intimidating the first time but fairly easy.

Personally I love it!!!!! Works amazing and we use it as a preventative measure.

[lance]

So I been treating for about 5 days actually took her out of the tank bleached the tank its been soaking for 48 hours in bleach and water mix. Soak her in a tub and clean her new enclosure everyday with mite spray. Going to get the prevent a mite tomorrow at the local reptile store thanks for the recommendations and advice to all. So far I didn't see any mites in the water today after her soak and no mites on the paper towel before I changed it but I did use the mite spray on the enclosure let it soak for 5 minutes then wiped it down and soaked her for about 45 minutes to rehydrate her since I read alot of the mite products dehydrate them she is acting much more like she use to and no mites so far. I know that I don't wanna count this as a WIN yet but what else would you all recommend for me at this point? Or should I just keep up with the daily cleaning?

thanks kindly,

Lance

P.S. My ball python female yellow belly says thanks too

[Skiploder]

So I been treating for about 5 days actually took her out of the tank bleached the tank its been soaking for 48 hours in bleach and water mix. Soak her in a tub and clean her new enclosure everyday with mite spray. Going to get the prevent a mite tomorrow at the local reptile store thanks for the recommendations and advice to all. So far I didn't see any mites in the water today after her soak and no mites on the paper towel before I changed it but I did use the mite spray on the enclosure let it soak for 5 minutes then wiped it down and soaked her for about 45 minutes to rehydrate her since I read alot of the mite products dehydrate them she is acting much more like she use to and no mites so far. I know that I don't wanna count this as a WIN yet but what else would you all recommend for me at this point? Or should I just keep up with the daily cleaning?

thanks kindly,

Lance

P.S. My ball python female yellow belly says thanks too

When you get the PAM, put fresh substrate (enough to perform a cage cleaning with) in a container and lightly spray it down with PAM. Do this outside of your herp room. Let it sit overnight.

The next day remove all of the old substrate, hides, water bowls, etc. and give the cage a thorough cleaning. Place her back in the enclosure with the substrate you treated the night before. Wash the water bowl in the dishwasher, and spray her hide with PAM and let it sit out for a couple of hours.

While PAM claims to give 30 days of protection, I would treat another batch of substrate in two weeks and repeat the above process a second time.

[coldblooded]

When one of my purchases from a show came home with a 'bonus' (mites, of course) I bought a can of PAM, sprayed her enclosure down, let it air out... no more mites. One treatment, that was it. And due to proper quarantine, the mites didn't get anywhere else, either.

So, I'll vouch for Provent-A-Mite, too. Worth every penny.

Oh, but as others have warned, please follow the instructions on the can to the T. DO NOT spray it on your animal and make sure you remove any water bowls from the enclosure before you treat it.

[rabernet]

Lance, it's very possible that your local store won't carry Provent-A-Mite, and you may have to order it online. I puchase mine from http://www.pro-products.com

Also, I know that one of our members here sells it at the shows that he attends, you could PM him and see if he could ship some to you. His username here is cardell75. Charles Cardell.