Parasites on molt

[Shamrock]

Hey guys
So while sexing the molt of my recently purchased T subcaeruleus onder the microscope, i noticed these tiny creatures walking around. I only saw 2 and she never seems agitated or stressed. Should i be worried? I wil be rehousing her as soon as she hardens up after this molt.
Thanks!

 

[Ungoliant]

Should i be worried?

I would definitely quarantine her and not use the same tools with the rest of your collection.

 

[boina]

Those are mites. Before you panic: they are scavenger mites. They DO NOT POSE A THREAT. They are everywhere anyway and unless you have a really bad infestation, which is still more annoying than threatening, you don't need to do anything. They are actually beneficial since they do the same job springtails do. I have no clue where this overblown fear of mites comes from, probably the TKG.
Read this http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forums/spiders-inverts/388524-guide-mites.html - this is a very good gide to mites. I would not quarantine her or do anything, I'd just ignore them.

 

[Spidermolt]

They're just mites I wouldn't worry about them at all.

 

[Shamrock]

Read this http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forums/spiders-inverts/388524-guide-mites.html - this is a very good gide to mites. I would not quarantine her or do anything, I'd just ignore them.

Thanks to this article I was able to identify them as the mites spread by crickets that eat nematodes, thanks everyone! They look like little 8 legged turtles