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RE: identifying mites help!

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Posted by: madsnake at Sun Jul 28 12:48:14 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by madsnake ]  
   

Point the snake's face down, (so it cant swallow)

and dip it just barley in some hydro-peroxide

if the snake is rubbing that will help with the redness, as well as keep the rubb from infecting

1/day for a couple days see if that helps.

just my quick opinion

you can pop the mouth open with something and check it out for infections as well

I use a BBQ metal Shiskabab stick for this, because they are thin and slip right into the mouth. Since its metal the teeth dont get caught or break.


   

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