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    Re: Blood been soaking over 24 hours after feed?

    Quote Originally Posted by Shake_down94 View Post
    I don’t see any mites in the water bowl either so fingers crossed on that
    That's good- let's hope it's just that he likes to soak because he's a blood python (but honestly, I'd keep checking anyway for the next month, just in case). When he's not in the water, wipe him gently with a damp white cloth to see if you snag any mites. I've only dealt with mites on 2 snakes, both many years ago. Never hurts to be suspicious though, they spread so easily.
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