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I don't think its mites. I've heard of it and it only seems to happen with Cal kings. I really have no idea how you can fix the problem. You could try treating him for mites just to get that out of the way. You should post this in the kingsnake section because very few people visit this forum any more. Not trying to scare you, but....
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