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    Re: Mites?

    Quote Originally Posted by Eru_Iluvatar View Post
    Remember that mites live as parasites, so they will be eating and taking advantage of their host. There are thousands of types of mites, but I would make sure that none could make it to the snakes or geckos, I keep my mealworms in the garage, or you can keep them outside if the weather lets you
    White mites are not snake mites and they do not feed on blood of cold blooded animals, so no they will not take advantage of the snake or gecko if that is what you mean and pose no threat.


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