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    Apparently NY and florida, restricted in Canada and places in europe (Germany I think not too sure.)

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    Yup... And I'm in Florida, so if this does pose to be a problem I will have to find alternate means to rid them. :/

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    Re: White and red ticks and/or mites?

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    Yup... And I'm in Florida, so if this does pose to be a problem I will have to find alternate means to rid them. :/
    Buy some PAM, have it shipped to me, and I'll ship it to you in a different box. Viola!

    On a serious note, good luck with the unwanted pests. IMO any kind of mite is a PITA.
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    If they are not snake mites reptile relief will wipe them out in the snake enclosure (i'd still not feed a rat after spraying it either) but it should work fine.

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