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    Rat mites do NOT infest snakes. The only sure fire way I know to get rid of mites is to use provent a mite or another permetherine spray. After spraying, make sure the tub or cage is COMPLETELY dry before putting the snake back in and do not put a water dish or any other furniture in the cage for at least several days.
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    Re: Ugh.. Mites!

    Do you think rat mites may still be lingering without a host?

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    Re: Ugh.. Mites!

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkS View Post
    Rat mites do NOT infest snakes. The only sure fire way I know to get rid of mites is to use provent a mite or another permethrin spray. After spraying, make sure the tub or cage is COMPLETELY dry before putting the snake back in and do not put a water dish or any other furniture in the cage for at least several days.
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