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why me?

I was thinking the same thing. Keep on top of the situation. Use the Nix you have in the proper concentration, and use that spray the cage and accessories. Just to be sure. You do not want to have to deal with another 'outbreak' all over again. The nits can be the hardest to eradicate, and coating a snake in oil will not kill what's hiding in and around the tank. It only takes one mite to start an infestation.
 
i still havent seen any mites yet. i think i left them back at the pet store...

i was in there the other day and noyice there baby boe sned also
and his/she shed was in little pieces. not one hole piece at all.

Raven's doing good i feed her sunday and again this morning. what a piggy.

i'm going to move her up to fuzzies next time i feed her, next size up from the pinkies...
 
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