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    Re: Frontline spray for mites

    Quote Originally Posted by jeff68982 View Post
    Does the rack itself need to be sprayed with pam or just the tubs?
    Seconding Boger's question...Are these rodent mites/lice or snake mites?
    Or could be none of the above depending on the bedding... I didn't see a description other than crawling on the snakes and tubs. Did you acquire a new snake recently? Have you brought home a new bag of bedding from a seller that may have had snake mites? Regardless of mite, I would toss all bedding. These may not be related to your snake at all and can be a type of wood mite. Rodent mites will usually die off on their own after a couple of weeks, but it sounds like it's not due to the number in the tubs? Lice will bite humans, but won't infest. If you're keeping rodents, I would check them all for infestations as well.

    If these are indeed snake mites, you will need to spray the rack and surrounding areas/crevices. Mites can wander quite a bit away to lay eggs.
    Last edited by Armiyana; 04-11-2022 at 06:45 PM.

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