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Revision as of 18:03, 1 February 2008
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What is this?
- It is a mite. The short stumpy legs make it a burrowing mite and the only genus of burrowing mite found on birds is Knemidocoptes
What is the condition called?
- The condition is called scaly leg and is caused by Knemidocoptes mutans
How is it treated?
- With repeated application of an appropriate acarcide. It is wise to treat the other animals also.
To find out more you can use the link HERE.