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    Re: Mite / sickness questions.

    Quote Originally Posted by MissterDog View Post
    Forgot to add: I think you should thoroughly wash your water bowl to get the reptile spray off. Although reptile spray is meant to be used on reptiles it's not safe for them to ingest it and I personally wouldn't chance having any residue (even after it's dried) mixed with water.
    I really don't see any reason to even expose a water bowl...there isn't any place on a glass or plastic water bowl for mites to hide, so why spray it at all???
    Remove the water bowl & give it a good scrub with soap inside & out...put it back in after the cage is treated. Glass cannot absorb such chemicals, but
    plastics maybe can to some small degree...I'd never chance that either.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 09-30-2018 at 10:41 AM.

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