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Are these harmful mites? What can I do?
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<blockquote data-quote="Langusmon" data-source="post: 233307" data-attributes="member: 48446"><p>My ven sun tiger has had these mites since I brought it home, and I was hoping they were grain mites and were no problem but they seem to really irritate the tarantula and I tried removing with putting rotting fruit in but none of them went onto it, and they don't sound like the descriptions of grain mites. They always are clumbed on the back of the T, sometimes on other spots and can see them moving around at times. </p><p></p><p>pics here: [MEDIA=imgur]a/tarantula[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Langusmon, post: 233307, member: 48446"] My ven sun tiger has had these mites since I brought it home, and I was hoping they were grain mites and were no problem but they seem to really irritate the tarantula and I tried removing with putting rotting fruit in but none of them went onto it, and they don't sound like the descriptions of grain mites. They always are clumbed on the back of the T, sometimes on other spots and can see them moving around at times. pics here: [MEDIA=imgur]a/tarantula[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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