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  • I regularly preventively treat my cages.

    6 28.57%
  • I don't preventatively treat my cage, but am open to doing so.

    6 28.57%
  • I'm against preventive treatments.

    2 9.52%
  • I use non-chemical preventive treatment methods

    1 4.76%
  • Other (Please explain below)

    6 28.57%
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    Re: Preventive Mite Treatment?

    If by "preventive" (and thank you for spelling it correctly) you mean treat your enclosures and racks regularly even when you don't have an outbreak then no, I don't do it. I do treat anything that comes into QT as being infested until proven otherwise, so the enclosures, hides, and substrate get PAM'ed the day before arrival so they have plenty of time to dry. The snake gets wiped down with paper towels soaked in Reptile Spray as soon as it is unboxed so if it does have mites I'll know immediately.
    Last edited by bcr229; 11-08-2013 at 09:12 PM.

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