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08-Feb-07, 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by stary boy

HAHAHA chris you try holding her under water!!! LOL

i sprayed for the second time a week after the first and i cant see any mites in her bowl...but why would she still be soaking?

Some snakes regularly soak even when mite free. Also after being infected with mites most snakes will shed sooner then usual and if she appears dry she may be preparing for a shed.

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