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Some of you know that I was fighting mites right before and during early breeding season. Well, now that I have had quite a few clutches of eggs, I am noticing a problem. Half the eggs are duds. With this many clutches, it can't be a coincidence. I think the mite spray is responsible.
Any feedback on this?
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****Misty****
www.sneakyserpents.com
"Life is Killing Me"
how and were did you use the mite spray ?
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0.0.1 Dusky pygmy rattlesnake
1.0 Amelanistic greatplains ratsnake
0.1 Greatplains ratsnake
0.1 Amelanistic Cornsnake
1.1 Everglades Ratsnake
0.1 Greenish ratsnake
1.1 Speckled kingsnake
1.1 stripeless gartersnake
1.0 onestriped northwestern garter
0.1 Oregon Red sided gartersnake
0.1 Red Tailed Green Ratsnake
1.1 anoles
0.0.1 tokay gecko
0.1 graceful chamelion
1.0 green iguana
and a bangin @ss drumset
well, I used proventamite in the cages, but let them all air out for a couple hours (overnight for some cages), before reintroducing the snakes. I used reptile relief on the snakes, and removed the water bowls for at least a day. I followed all directions. I cleaned off the males, females before introducing them to each other and only resprayed them after. I did not even have to respray all the snakes. I have not srayed the snakes in some time, though. I did not want to do it if they were gravid.
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****Misty****
www.sneakyserpents.com
"Life is Killing Me"
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