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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    There are a few reason why they come back


    1/ You do not use a product that eradicates mites at all stages (eggs to adult) many product out there are only designed toward the adult stage.

    2/ You keep re-exposing your snake to mites through contact with other reptiles, or through your food source if you by live from a breeder/pet store, while rare they can hitch hike on you or feeders.


    My guess is #1
    Deborah Stewart


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