Paul Kent
Ephesians 4:1-6
.... are they really that ginormous?!
They can be. Especially if they've been sitting there feeding.
.... are they really that ginormous?!
They look way too big to be mites to me. Could they be ticks??
First off, you were told that the snake just arrived and was going to be treated.
Second that is why he was alone and seperate from the rest of the for sale in the store.
We cannot help that, but to treat the animal, and fix it up.
Cause it is funny when we have one snake per display enclosure, and max 2-3 baby beardeds? Was the 20 long with 4 banded baby uromastyx "crammed" ?
Because your accusations are 100% false and you know it. Simple as that.
You even went OUT OF YOUR WAY to say we are selling it as is, that is why it is cheap? The only words out of your mouth were, the green tree python has mites, and we responded with , yes we know, he is being treated. You never said a word as you said that while leaving, and that is that. Please do not LIE and post correct facts.
You use provent a mite/black night on chondros and you signed their death warrant.
It just really amazes me how someone can take the time to make a post about mites on a GTP. You know what, shit happens. I've gotten mites from some of the biggest Boid breeders out there and do you see me make a crybaby post about it? Nope, I simply treat the snake as it's quarantine anyways and move on.
All in all, get a life and do something worthwhile to protect the hobby instead of bringing up a ridiculous post for no reason.
My only questions are whether or not the snake was actually for sale in that condition (which would be ridiculous, and would be a reference to the quality of the rest of your animals), what kind of quarantine system do you have in place (because it affects the health of your other animals), and lastly, why in Gods name would you house in plain sight in that condition (not my business really but Im curious anyways)?
They look way too big to be mites to me. Could they be ticks??
OK well those must be some mutated snake mite or something LOL. I've never seen any that big before. Any experienced snake keepers care to chime in?
It was seperated and treated, just happened to be in that cage for her to see it in less then an hour or two time frame.

yes, very much so. We didnt notice a mite on it, till we closer inspected it for setting it up, then noticed a few. So we had no option but to put it there, or we could have run the risk of spreading mites in our store.
I have purchased a number of Uroplatus (geckos) from Mike over the past year or so, including 11 geckos last week. The animals are always in good condition and I haven't lost one in the acclimation process. I have also naver had mites on any of them (something I have gotten on Uroplatus from other importers). I wouldn't hesitate to do business with Mike again; although I don't know where I could fit another fimbriatus![]()
If it means anything I have visited the store earlier this year.
Good, and if there are more people that have had a similar experience now would be a good time to speak up.
How did the store look when you went in there?