mathew_dolan: Re: Lasius niger - Care Sheet for download (19. Jul 2009 08:09)

Thanks for the help.

miszt: Re: Lasius niger - Care Sheet for download (24. Jul 2009 16:58)

apologize for the problems on Formicopedia peeps, I had to deal with some attempts to hack the site, but didnt have as much time as I needed! We're back up and running :D the caresheet is still on the same link! lots of nu features coming in Autumn which i think u'll find very interestin n useful :mrgreen:

pooball879: Re: Lasius niger - Care Sheet for download (26. Jul 2009 06:30)

hey antjordan what province do u live in

Don Zauker: Re: Lasius niger - Care Sheet for download (12. Aug 2009 13:13)

Thank you very much miszt!

SteveUK28: Re: Lasius niger - Care Sheet for download (7. Okt 2009 16:31)

New care sheet can be download from here :

http://rapidshare.com/files/289875167/Lasius_Niger_Care_Sheet.doc

Ant head: Re: Lasius niger - Care Sheet for download (24. Nov 2009 22:28)

I know this is random but can I use cotton wool instead of granulate to keep mould and all sorts out?

miszt: Re: Lasius niger - Care Sheet for download (25. Nov 2009 14:11)

huge apologize for the downtime over at formicopedia, had big problems with the database, and really didnt want to loose everything, so I've had to very carefully unpick the mess that was made by a recent upgrade i installed, we will be back soon! along with the caresheets, I'll post a direct link up soon as I get back this eve

Kossae: Re: Lasius niger - Care Sheet for download (25. Nov 2009 17:23)

@Ant Head

You do not eliminate the mold risk by using cotton wool, I've had tons of mold in my cotton wool. It did not seem toxic tho, as my queen (I've let her move into a new one anyway) lived fine with it. I was very afraid of mold earlier, and moved other queens immediately upon noticing the slightest sign of mold. It does not seem to be necessary to do anything about it at all, and I only moved my current queen (by connecting test tubes and let her transfer herself) because the mold was extreme, and she needed water.
She even laid more eggs after a slight hibernation period of a month's time.

She will eventually, and almost for sure if you use cotton wool with Formica, pluck bits off to cover pupae so they can spin cocoons or just for who knows why throw it all over, so be sure to use non-bleached wool..

Ant head: Re: Lasius niger - Care Sheet for download (27. Nov 2009 19:17)

Okay cheers for the advice, so I shouldn't worry about the mould some much, thanks for the help once again!

Antnovice: Re: Lasius niger - Care Sheet for download (14. Jan 2010 15:13)

Very informative thank you.

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