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    I have also heard of people using frontline successfully.
    I am not too sure about that one as it seems way too strong for a baby snake.

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    Re: purchased snake with mites

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    I have also heard of people using frontline successfully.
    I am not too sure about that one as it seems way too strong for a baby snake.
    I've heard of it but never done it, which is why I didn't put it in my writeup. If I were to use it I would wipe it on and then wipe the snake with a damp paper towel to remove most of it. I don't like using pesticides directly on my snakes.

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    Re: purchased snake with mites

    Quote Originally Posted by bcr229 View Post
    I've heard of it but never done it, which is why I didn't put it in my writeup. If I were to use it I would wipe it on and then wipe the snake with a damp paper towel to remove most of it. I don't like using pesticides directly on my snakes.
    I don't think I'll have to use the heavier products thusfar. So far I have put the two in a coating of olive oil for a day and a half, got that off using some mild dish soap, and after taking them out the ball python is still completely clear and I am not finding any on the boa either. Regardless I am still going to do spot checking on them daily and keep up with the treatment for a month or more if needed.

    It is an interesting experience and I feel a bit like a snake groomer with as many soaks as they've had in the past couple of days. Both are still very active but also not making my life too difficult. The ball python is a lot more tolerant while the boa is...well, being a good sport while also very clearly not liking he tub/soaks heheh.Gonna have to watch out for her. She's already got a personality too big for her little body. Gosh I forogt how much of a sucker I am for boidae

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