room. Immediately after you move her and her cage out of the room, you need to treat the area/shelf the cage was sitting. Even if you treat them, they will get out the cage to lay eggs and crawl up the shelf to your other boas. Keep her in another area and treat her as if she was quarantined. If you think are hard to get out of that 20 long, wait until they get in those 4' cages.



Phil Goss

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• Mite mobility? - tcdrover, Mon Aug 7 10:34:13 2006
• RE: Mite mobility? - PastelDream, Mon Aug 7 11:13:49 2006
• RE: Mite mobility? - Paul Hollander, Mon Aug 7 12:42:44 2006
• Arghhh!!! - tcdrover, Mon Aug 7 13:03:37 2006
• You need to get her out of the... - PGoss, Mon Aug 7 13:57:04 2006
• Thanks, will do. That's a beauty... - tcdrover, Mon Aug 7 14:00:27 2006
• WOW where did that one come from???? - VolcomHerp, Mon Aug 7 16:23:35 2006
• You're right on the money. He... - PGoss, Mon Aug 7 19:31:21 2006
• RE: You're right on the money. He... - VolcomHerp, Mon Aug 7 22:41:45 2006
• Thanks. Now I have to... - PGoss, Tue Aug 8 08:15:38 2006
• That is one awesome boa is he.... - vcaruso15, Mon Aug 7 20:36:05 2006
• RE: Mite mobility? - fgs, Mon Aug 7 13:58:54 2006
• Thats the worst thing I've heard all day - tcdrover, Mon Aug 7 14:10:01 2006
• RE: Thats the worst thing I've heard all day - fgs, Mon Aug 7 15:12:25 2006
• RE: Thats the worst thing I've heard all day - whiteboa, Mon Aug 7 18:55:39 2006