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  1. 04-26-2020, 07:05 PM #21
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    Re: These are mites, right?

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    Live ones still? Yuck... You do often have to re-treat, they lay eggs that keep hatching out.
    They weren't moving or anything, so dead I hope.
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    Those are definitely mites.
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    She shed, didn't see any mites on it, but.
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    I declare them mite free!

    One treatment did the trick I believe, but I treated twice just to be sure.
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