apocalypse910
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I just started noticing some whitish mites in Loki's cage. I had to leave for a few days (Loki was in a kennel) and the cage was shut down - suddenly it is overrun with the mites. They don't seem focused on him at all - occasionally I see one on him but they are not attached or concentrated on any part of his body.
Is there a way to determine if these are parasitic or not? If not are they still dangerous - or just annoying to him. I'm wondering if I can just remove a layer of topsoil to keep the population at bay. I'll do whatever it takes to keep him healthy - I'm just not keen on removing over 500+ lbs of dirt, plants, etc if they are just harmless soil mites.
Any suggestions?
Is there a way to determine if these are parasitic or not? If not are they still dangerous - or just annoying to him. I'm wondering if I can just remove a layer of topsoil to keep the population at bay. I'll do whatever it takes to keep him healthy - I'm just not keen on removing over 500+ lbs of dirt, plants, etc if they are just harmless soil mites.
Any suggestions?