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I think what he is saying is that he got it delivered in a bag, then after receiving it and the person who gave it to him left he took it out of the bag to put on sale and it had the mites.
Why not look at it before accepting it? They would have been very obvious, they would not grow that big in just 30 mins between you getting it and the OP arriving like you said.
Another snakes shed? That is kind of odd to keep it with a new snake, why not put it with the snake that shed. I hope you treat the sheds before they get thrown out or else the mites could be on that, get into your garbage, and then back into your other snakes.
Maybe the sheds were left there so it looked like the snake has shed twice and is a good shedder? Do you tell customers that it is another snakes shed? Or assume that they know that the one for sale may not have shed or does not have perfect sheds? If they are kept to attract attention, why do that with this snake? You would assume that you would do what you can to avoid it getting any attention. Put sheds in once it's treated and for sale if that's what you guys do....
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