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12-19-2009, 07:23 AM	#1
Keith N	hypoaspis miles or predatory mites I am starting this because of the recent mite infestation that has entered one of my terrariums. I have researched them and think they may be the answer then tearing the whole tank apart. The following animals are in the terrarium: 1.2 Red Eye Tree Frogs 1.1 Common House Gecko 1.1 Khuli Gecko which is the ones that brought them in. There are a few bromelaid plants, air plants and water bamboo. I will take pics so everyone can see for reference. The purpose of this is for everyone that has this problem can at least see and use this information.

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