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NIX mite treatment

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I did the nix mite treatment and it seemed to work great. The only question I want to make sure on is when to put my water dishes back it the cages. Some of my snakes like to soak and I dont know about the nix coming off of the snake in the water and then the snake drinking it. When i read the post on the nix treatment it said 24hrs I just want to know for sure.
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Leaveing the water out for a "few" days wont hurt the animal.
Just remember to retreat the area in 10-12 days to cover any eggs that may have been laid and should hatch with-in that time frame.Retreating the area/animal after an addtional 10 days wont hurt anything either.
Mix the solution with distilled water and it will last longer in mix form.
Attention(s) to the smallest details is the trick to beating mites.
 
thanks for the help

I was planning on retreating I dont want any more of these things anywhere. I sprayed down the whole room to. But water has been out since sunday so I would say its safe to go back in till retreating time.
thanks for the help.
The nix works great I can see dead mites in cages that I didnt know had them.
 
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