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    Re: Pet control visiting my apartment...

    I would remove all reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates as they react badly to insecticides. Make sure all the lizard and frog tanks are either wrapped in plastic or in a tightly sealed trash bag so that the fumes can't enter and settle.

    If your snakes are in a rack you can run the water bowls and hides through the dishwasher, wash the tubs, and wipe the rack(s) with a damp cloth to remove the chemicals before you put the snakes back.

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