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These are spider mites, right?
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Yup, thanks for the tip! I'll have to look up whether neem oil and pyrethrum are safe for reptiles, because my snake does roam the plant shelves sometimes 🥹
Most of my plants already are in Leca, I'll make sure to flush them all properly in case any bugs have made it to them.
Honestly you're better off dumping the ivy. They're not fantastic houseplants as they are very prone to insect infestation and seem to attract spider mites, particularly in winter.