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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. You also want to keep the snake on a proper substrate. Paper towels are a good thing to use as a bedding when you first get a new snake because you can tell if they have mites easily - once they have mites, you need to move them onto treated substrate ASAP to start killing the bugs.

    Yes, treat for mites - but do it properly. Once he sheds, remove the shed immediately, and make sure to PROPERLY treat the enclosure. Read the can VERY CAREFULLY and if you have any questions, post them. A lot of people on here have experience with mites and treatment.

    Cheers.
    Paper towels is a decent substrate. And its not just about killing the bugs but also preventing it from breeding, and any eggs from hatching at all. So having him on paper towels during this period of treatment is great because it is hard for mites to breed there, and replaced cheaply, easily and quickly every few days to once a week which is one of the things you need to do with a mite problem.

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