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    Re: Bad shed

    Quote Originally Posted by Adinelli1092 View Post
    Yes I was battling mites as well and luckily with perseverance and a lot of care I was able to get rid of them. I can see his actual eye under there and like you said I didn’t want to hurt him. The other 2 came off with ease after the soaking. He moves around fine and is active. And he did eat for me the first 2 weeks even with the issues. I think the mites just really got to him. It has only been about 2 weeks since he has eaten.
    i am also having a hard time finding a vet anywhere near me that does any form
    of reptile.
    Mites can be very difficult to fully get rid of, so don't let your guard down for a while, okay? Their life cycle of leaving tiny eggs that can re-ignite their "community" means you need to stay vigilant for about a month, because their numbers can increase exponentially & they really can harm a snake faster than you'd think, even kill them- especially a small or young one. We're on your side & truly hope they're completely gone, but just seen too many owners that "thought they were", only to have them make a come-back.

    That's wonderful & encouraging that he's eating for you despite the issues & you're obviously a caring owner- He's on his way to getting fully healthy, thanks to you.
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