Reptile relief only works on what it comes in cotanct with when wet. Once it touches the mite it will start to eat away at it's exoskeleton and the mite dies - takes a minute or two. If the mite does not come in contact with the RR - it will not be killed. Once the RR is dried or rinsed off it is no longer working - that is why you need the PAM so that you have something that keeps on working after the initial treatment. Also I don't think the RR kills eggs. In other words RR works great for immediate relief to yur snakes but for a long term solution it should be followed up with PAM.
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• 'Reptile Relief' mite spray.... - -ryan-, Thu Mar 9 21:24:20 2006
• RE: 'Reptile Relief' mite spray.... - d_oagles, Thu Mar 9 21:29:53 2006
• RE: 'Reptile Relief' mite spray.... - toshamc, Thu Mar 9 21:49:46 2006
• RE: 'Reptile Relief' mite spray.... - kylescott, Fri Mar 10 02:38:36 2006
• Prevent-a-Mite???.... - -ryan-, Fri Mar 10 05:35:07 2006
• I use 2 different types of mite killers - Snakebstr, Fri Mar 10 06:23:49 2006
• NIX . . . more - John Q, Fri Mar 10 10:34:12 2006
• RE: NIX . . . more - snakebstr, Fri Mar 10 11:01:37 2006
• cheapest and most effective method - rwoodyer, Sat Mar 11 23:18:54 2006