- Jun 18, 2018
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I have a young black copper Maran that has leg mites. Last night I washed his lower legs and feet with warm soapy water and a toothbrush to gently get the dirt and any loose mites off. Then I applied some Nettex scaly mite spray and returned him to the flock. I've had a house sitter since Feb so I guess they just didn't notice his behavior. However, he went from a vibrant happy roo to a sort of ok I like to sun bathe and eat here and there. He still has a great appetite but I think being on his feet causes pain and would be reflected in his poor body condition. Please fellow mates... tell me exactly how to turn this situation around.