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I wasn't sure if this should go in this section or the housing section but.

Bee and Genga have been bonded together they're quiet happy, but Genga has mites, so i'm keeping them seperate. If I put Genga and Bee, seperated by mesh in the same cage, can they catch mites? x
 
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