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    Re: Ok... what is going on??

    Quote Originally Posted by decensored View Post
    do not do this.. It says right on the can not to spray the enclosure just the substrate.
    I sprayed it directly on the snake tubs (when I had an outbreak last year), actually at the recommendation of nearly everyone here on BP.net. As long as you give it ample time to air out/dry - which only takes about 20 minutes - there's nothing wrong with spraying the enclosure. Just make sure to remove the water dish first, and don't spray the snake himself.

    P.S. To correct the earlier post, it's called Provent-a-Mite, and usually cannot be purchased at a pet shop... best place to buy is here: http://www.pro-products.com/index.ph...d=53&Itemid=59
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