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    Treating mites

    Looking for advice on treating mites.. everything seems so contradictory:
    • Use provent a mite, don't spray snake or get it on snake.
    • Use provent a mite, rub on snake with paper towel.
    • "Provent a mite killed my ball python!"
    • Put sevin-5 dust in enclosure, mixed with bedding.
    • Put sevin-5 dust under bedding.
    • "Sevin-5 dust will poison your ball python!"
    • Use something less toxic than provent a mite.
    • Spray the snake with it.
    • Bathe the snake in it.
    • Treat the hides.
    • Throw the hides away.
    • Take the water bowl out.
    • Throw the water bowl away.


    Can someone set the record straight? I've had him a month, and anytime I put a bowl of water in his tank, he soaks for hours and hours, and a few black specs are in the water afterwards. He still seems happy and is eating, but I don't want it to get worse.

    What should I do?
    Last edited by runeasgar; 05-26-2013 at 01:56 PM.

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