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Posted by: skincity702 at Wed May 25 09:27:02 2011 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by skincity702 ] Ok so I have had issues before with mites. Got that cleared up and my collection had been mite free for almost a year. I haven't gotten any new animals and I have no idea where they could have come from. Anyone have any ideas? I feed almost exclusively frozen thawed and the snakes that eat live are in a different room upstairs. I have no clue how I could have gotten them again and I already ordered some predatory mites to eat the snake mites. Any help anyone can think if would be great. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Hide Replies ]
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Everyones favorite: MITES! - skincity702, Wed May 25 09:27:02 2011
