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Wow beautiful pair!
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0.1 Normal (Sookie)
1.0 Pastel (Syler)
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a bunch of red eared sliders
and the oldest, male pit/mix Corky. 18yrs strong.
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Re: Some pictures of my Spider and SCC_583's Pastel
wow very very nice pretty
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So Arnold has mites, musta got them from the petshop I got her from. I've tried the mite stuff from pet outlets and none worked, I've soaked her, scrubbed her home, everything. Broke down and finally ordered some Provent-a-mite. I feel so bad for her. It's not an infestation, just see one every now and then but still, I can't have my little girl having stupid mites. I hope this PAM stuff works.
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That PAM will work as long as you follow the directions very carefully. It is to be used on the enclosure, not on the animal itself. Though, it will still kill the mites that are on the snake. Several other people have also suggested feeding in a separate enclosure while using PAM, even after it has dried on the substrate. Though, I am not sure of this, just thought I'd throw it out there and perhaps others can clarify.
1.0 '12 Irian Jaya Carpet Python
0.1 '09 Normal BP
1.0 '07 Normal BP
1.0 '08 Pinstripe BP
0.0.1 Nelson's Milk Snake
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Re: Some pictures of my Spider and SCC_583's Pastel
 Originally Posted by Kymberli
That PAM will work as long as you follow the directions very carefully. It is to be used on the enclosure, not on the animal itself. Though, it will still kill the mites that are on the snake. Several other people have also suggested feeding in a separate enclosure while using PAM, even after it has dried on the substrate. Though, I am not sure of this, just thought I'd throw it out there and perhaps others can clarify.
Ok thanks, I feed Arnold in a separate container so that shouldn't be a problem. I've got papertowels in there for now instead of the usual aspen so should I put the aspen in before I treat the enclosure?
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