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    Maybe this was just bad luck getting mites from that shop- they're VERY common from commercial establishments that get animals shipped from various less-reputable
    sources. I'd have been very skeptical of ONLY online reviews (since some businesses get their friends to post fake reviews) but your 3 friends were fairly credible. Anyway,
    "mites happen".

    Let's hope none of the mite eggs survived anywhere...stay vigilant. It's safer to keep a new snake on white paper towels for 30+ days, but here's hoping.

    You might want to size up her prey slightly. Probably just as well that you got a female instead of a male...they usually feed more reliably. Anyway, here's a feeding chart...most ppl here weigh their BPs to assess the right size & frequency of prey, & we aren't seeing your snake either, to know if she's too thin.

    Last edited by Bogertophis; 07-31-2020 at 07:46 PM.
    Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.
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