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Re: NOT a good day... mites.
I'd soak everybody then use the PAM as soon as you get it. Sorry to hear about the mites I two ordered provent a mite and it's coming today. It took about a week and a half to get here from MG.
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Re: NOT a good day... mites.
Yea better to treat everyone. They could spread with out you knowing it. Of course you know that already. sorry to hear about the mites thing hope it all goes well
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Re: NOT a good day... mites.
 Originally Posted by Ginevive
Jen,is it possible that you missed treating a area? When i had mites i used the reptile relief and they were gone.Do you treat the whole cage inside and out? I would treat them with what you have as a temporarily break from them is better on the snakes.Good luck
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Re: NOT a good day... mites.
Reptile relief is junk ... Get Provent -a- Mite ... call Bob Pound at Pro-Products ... he's the man behind Provent -a- Mite and can really help you out ... super nice guy to deal with and knows EVERYTHING about mites and mite infestations!
www.pro-products.com
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Re: NOT a good day... mites.
Thanks Adam! I just placed an order for a can. I told him in the Comments box that you sent me.
I am likin' those heat panels he has on his site too...
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Re: NOT a good day... mites.
You can let the snakes soak until you get the can, so that they can relieve themselves a bit before you re-introduce them into their cages. If you place a snake back into a treated cage, then the remaining mites and eggs on the snake will perish as well.
After 2 days or so, you won't see any more critters.
I have used Reptile Relief, but it is only temporary relief.
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Re: NOT a good day... mites.
Does anyone have any links to pictures of mite infestation? I was just wondering. I've been keeping my eyes peeled for them but so far so good.
I am guessing there similiar to mites found on cats and dogs yes? Dont they usually come from rats/mice?
Thanks
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Re: NOT a good day... mites.
 Originally Posted by TheAudOne
Does anyone have any links to pictures of mite infestation? I was just wondering. I've been keeping my eyes peeled for them but so far so good.
I am guessing there similiar to mites found on cats and dogs yes? Dont they usually come from rats/mice?
They aren't similar to dog ticks or fleas. Fleas jump a lot and they never stop moving. Snake mites are round and they 'walk' around on the snake. Snake mites are specific to snakes and not rats. In fact, snake mites don't bother lizards and vice versa. Mites are usually specific to a certain scale, skin, fur type which is why snake mites only live in the scales of snakes.
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Re: NOT a good day... mites.

sorry to hear!
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