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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert093090 View Post
    I didn't know this, my friends Balls (pythons) lol soak all the time and i always wondered why mine didn't but this shed some light on that! Thanks! Oh and also i was wondering where i can find some pics of how mites look on ball pythons just in case i ever come across them. Thanks

    They look like black poppy seeds and are about the same size. Juvenile mites are much smaller and more brown in color. Mites like to hang out in the nook and cranny areas such as eye corners, under the jaw, under scales, and in heat pits. But they can be found crawling anywhere.

    You can definitely feel them when running your hand down the length of a snake. Just feels like dirt rolling between.
    And they burst like fleas when you pop them.

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    Last edited by satomi325; 05-26-2012 at 12:37 AM.

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