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Hey guys. From Australia here and I recently caught myself an Ethmostigmus Rubripes since they are very common and quite large. I kinda should have expected this but today I checked it's container but there has been a serious parasitic Mite outbreak, they aren't quite covering the centipede but nonetheless there are large numbers of the mites on it and in the substrate. I will post a photo I took of them. I have heard that letting things dry out is a good idea to kill the mites for other inverts but from experience Ethmostigmus Rubripes don't do very well in dry setups. Is there anything I can do to save my centi or is it too late???
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