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I don't run a pet store either, but I'd imagine putting a mite-infested snake on display in the store shows your customers that you think it's okay to put a mite-infested reptile up for sale, which gives your store, your employees, and you, as the owner of the store, a bad image in the public eye. I'd highly suggest not even thinking about putting the snake on display on the main floor of the store, and instead keeping it in some sort of back room, away from the other reptiles, until you're absolutely sure the mites are completely, 100% dead and gone, and there is absolutely no risk of them migrating to your other cages/enclosures/displays. I've dealt with mites firsthand. They're an absolute nightmare to get rid of. But using Provent A Mite definitely helps when used properly, and hell, the directions are *right on the can*. It doesn't get much easier/self-explanatory than that.
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