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Originally Posted by Starbuck
it does look like that could be a mite, but without clear magnification we can't be 100% sure. It could be a dust mite, mite from a dog or cat (if you have any) etc… HOWEVER i would recommend starting a course of mite treatment for BOTH your snakes and their enclosures (look on this forum for more tips on this…).
I will also say that from what i have seen, many MBKs grow out of their pattern and end up as solid black adults.
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I agree with Starbuck. Definitely a mite! Treat both snakes and enclosures. I found this mite treatment how to link:
Dealing with Snake Mites
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