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    Possible mites and ri

    man am i mad. i have been doing everything possible to keep my snake healthy and i take her out a lil bit ago and i see white bugs and hear a small pop in her breathing. once my parents get home im going to try to schedule a vet appt and get some mite-out or some provent-a-mite. also, is it safe to spray my leopard geckos with one of the mite meds just in case they have it?
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    Re: Possible mites and ri

    I dunno, sorry. I don't see why not, but I'd ask Mat (justcage) at MGReptiles. Drop him an email.

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    Re: Possible mites and ri

    Snake mites aren't white.

    And since geckos eat insects, I would think that treating a gecko enclosure with a insect poison would not be a very good idea.

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    Re: Possible mites and ri

    I would get each species in a different room if possible. ID the type of parasite you have first, then go with the right treatment. Make sure your temps are where they should be for your bp. I mean, its a no brainer, don't let your temps go below 80 on the cool side and you'll probably never have to deal with an RI.
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    Re: Possible mites and ri

    Quote Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki
    Snake mites aren't white.

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    i thought they were. well then what kind of parasites are white that you find on or near reptiles?
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