So one of my friends caught a new queen today, but there is a reddish dot on it, which I suspect is a mite.
So, 2 questions
1. Is there a mite
2. If it is a mite, how should he get rid of it?
The thing I circled is what I think is a mite.
So one of my friends caught a new queen today, but there is a reddish dot on it, which I suspect is a mite.
So, 2 questions
1. Is there a mite
2. If it is a mite, how should he get rid of it?
The thing I circled is what I think is a mite.
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No.
Edit:Nevermind
Edited by DDD101DDD, September 8 2019 - 4:40 PM.
He travels, he seeks the p a r m e s a n.
He travels, he seeks the p a r m e s a n.
you can try anesthetizing the ant by placing her in the refrigerator for several minutes and then removing the mite with some needle point forceps.
you can try anesthetizing the ant by placing her in the refrigerator for several minutes and then removing the mite with some needle point forceps.
thx
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Interesting. How did it go? Update, please.
My friend couldn't get the queen to calm down. Currently considering getting hypoascis mites.
He travels, he seeks the p a r m e s a n.
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