RezonantVoid
Hollow Knight
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So my Selenotholus Kotzman female came with some parasitic mites on her recently, I contacted the seller and they gave me a container of predatory ones to help clean them up. I've put a reason of the mite substrate in her container, and after about 2 weeks I checked her and there's still plenty of the nasty ones on her and not a single predatory one in sight. I saw quite alot of the predatory ones in the teaspoon I put it. Is it possible they just crawl out the air holes and venture off? Do they have a preferred humidity level (the container has a bit humidity in it) to survive? Should I just keep trying and put another spoonful in? At this point the parasitic mites are confined to my Selenotholus enclosure, and I'm hoping I can eradicate them completely.