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    Re: Tiny white mites

    Wood mites.
    Completely, totally, 100% harmless.
    Unless you're made of wood...

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    Re: Tiny white mites

    Quote Originally Posted by Johan View Post
    Springtails are a whole different organism.
    Yup completely different.

    I actually use springtails in my planted snake vivs for their beneficial properties.

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    Re: Tiny white mites

    I've had springtails in my reptibark a couple times when it got a little to moist. They have the same description as whats being described here. I guess they can be benificial but I still don't like them on my animals

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