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Can parazap only be administered by boiling it or can you put on food as a solid?If you have ordered it how long has it taken because I ordered mine around monday last week and its still not here.

thanks

Hi
you can give parazap also like you dust with calsium r vitamine powder!!
i prefer to give it like tea because its easer to give.
and its stronger that way.
i noticed some times they not like it so much if i dusted it on a prey ,and it seems they like it more when i make a tea from it.
how ever some dragons eat it also when i dust a cricket r grashopper !!
i dunno how long it take to send it ,because am from europe and then its always take abit longer !!
parazap have gave me back my joy in me beardies ,after i got many problems with getting ride of hookworms whas parazap like a magic powder to me
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you may want to look into a product called Worm Guard by Nature Zone. From what i've read and heard it has the same ingredients as parazap and it's a lot cheaper.

ray

Yes, the ingredients is copied, but the quality of the ingredients is in question opposed to the real Parazap.
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I just ordered some also. Only took about 3 days shipped USPS, came in big manilla type envelope. I hate having packages delivered USPS since I live in an apartment, $80 binoculars came up missing and that wasn't the first time

I know this is a leopard gecko forum, but how would you administer to a cornsnake? You guys seem to be more informed about this product then other forum regulars. The directions say to "boil a small amount of water and stir enough to make the consistency required to gutload the food." This is VERY vague.
How do you gutload a frozen/thawed hopper mouse? I could inject the thawed mouse I guess, but snakes typically eat once a week. Should I make a tea and just leave in the water dish, and if so, should the tea be refreshed everyday? Seems wasteful. TIA