are snake mites harmful to snakes?
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(See the directions on the Provent-A-Mite can for further information) Once it is dry, it is completely harmless to your snake, but in a liquid or gas form, it can be harmful (that is why you do not want the water dish in there when you spray.)
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They are not venomous and always hibernate all winter, starting very soon in your area. Your dogs and snakes will usually avoid each other and rarely come into actual contact so a snake bite would be rare.
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All reptiles can carry a range of bacteria, viruses, parasites and worms. These can be passed on and can be dangerous to your child. Make sure that you and your child wash your hands carefully after handling: the pet.
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Rattlesnakes can swim. Avoid approaching any snake you cannot positively identify as a safe species. If you hear the warning rattle, move away from the area and do not make sudden or threatening movements in the direction of the snake. Remember rattlesnakes do not always rattle before they strike!
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Like other garter snake species they have toxins in their saliva with effects similar to snake venom. Their bite can produce a mild reaction in humans, but they are considered harmless and not dangerous to humans.
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Ball pythons are neither poisonous nor venomous. All pythons are constrictors by nature and they kill by squeezing their prey until it dies. They strike quickly and then immobilize the prey but not by using venom. Most of the time, ball pythons, specifically, are not harmful to humans.
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When alive they look like tiny (pin point) size black, or sometimes red, dots moving around on the snake. They are usually concentrated around the eye, nostrils, and gular fold (the crease of skin on the snakes chin). ... If your snake has mites, don't fret. It most likely had nothing to do with your care of the snake.
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The short answer is no, pythons are not poisonous. They do not possess venom, and their flesh is not toxic. That being said, you could possibly die if a python bites you.
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There are almost no poisonous snakes. That's because for something to be poisonous means it's toxic if ingested. ... But, there are actually two species of snakes that are poisonous and venomous. The Oregon common garter snake feeds on rough-skinned newts, which are poisonous to other creatures, and retains their toxins.
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No. No species of python is venomous. They belong to the order Squamata, which also includes boas. These snakes are commonly called constrictors, since they kill prey by anchoring it with their teeth and squeezing it to death, as opposed to injecting venom into it.
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Tree oils (tea tree, cedar, cinnamon etc.) and citrus oils are toxic to reptiles (regardless of purity). Those oils should be avoided completely and other oils kept out of close proximity to your reptiles. Diffusing/spraying an oil into the air is not at all the same as having a plant in the room.
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Highly effective on poisonous and non-poisonous snakes! University tested, EPA registered and a patented product. As a snake approaches the product its sensory perception is alerted and the snake turns away leaving the area. When applied as directed, it is safe to humans, pets, and the environment.
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Now these mites are 100% harmless to your pets, but if the population gets out of hand you may notice them crawling on your inhabitant, which then could be a problem. Many of your small pets such as Dart Frogs, Small Lizards and even small inverts will relish the taste of grain mites.
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Most Florida snakes are harmless and beneficial and remove extra rodent populations. Even the venomous species are not particularly dangerous unless stepped on or otherwise provoked. Most snakes you encounter are most likely to be non-venomous.
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While most species are classified as harmless (non-venomous), their bite can cause minor swelling or itching in humans, and anyone bitten by a garter snake should clean the bite thoroughly. It is not ultimately a cause for concern.
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Monkeys and other primates are more dangerous to people than other exotic pets because of their tendency to bite and scratch, Roberts said. Exotic snakes and reptiles are also particularly dangerous. ... Turtles, snakes and other reptiles can be carriers of salmonella.
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Question: can incense candles or certain types of incense hurt snakes? Yes, it's not recommended to burn anything around a snake. Their lung is very sensitive, and even scented candles can cause irritation.