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Wow!
Clear glass!!
And lots of eggs!
I hope they will grow very fast :D
how did you catch them? with your hands?
well i have just captured a colony of around 2000 workers 5 queens and tonnes of larvea but i can not think of what to put them in.
they are in two ice cream tubs connected and they are conected to the collecting jar there are 2 testtube in each and the seem to have moved into alot of them but i do not know if the is enough room?
Yes, I caught them with my hands (wearing very thin Vinyl gloves). It's part of a technique I use when collecting wild ants. I outline it in my book.
You need to move them into a formicarium asap! They really like wet nests so keep them moist! Also, they eat a lot so feed them lots of insects every day, but provide them sugars as well like sliced fruit or sugar water. They need both.
Best of luck, Lewis!
Wow.. thats a really big colony! And very beatifull :D
How are the ant right now?
Why are there holls in the glass :?:
I removed the vinyl flaps for photography, but those holes are for water inserted by way of a pipette. It's usually covered with a vinyl flap, as seen in this video which describes the design:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6N9HMVWYsps
well they are fine naw and i i am putting together a yton set up they have have tonnes of honey and 6 locusts and today a beetle larvea.
what is the name from the stone you use :?: and nice video's
If you're talking about the grout nest, it's grout, and our pumice nests are made of pumice stone. However, the material that makes up our Habitat Nests are an all-original invention of the store - a mold-resistant and water absorbent stone we call Soakstone ©.