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Re: CCD-Defining CCD
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>  >I'm not concerned at up to about 6 mites (2% infestation).  By the time
>> you see 15 mites (5%) the colony is starting to have problems.  By 45 mites
>> (15%) is might be able to be saved.  By 60 mites (20%) it is walking dead.
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> >Thanks.  That fits with my experience.
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Good to hear, Allen!  How about others?  Do these numbers apply to you?

Randy Oliver

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