JimmyVe: (8. Nov 2006 16:47)

Oh, yes you can do that. ;) That is true.

sithmaster676: (9. Nov 2006 07:13)

yes i beleive if i let the new colony settle inside the tank i showed you they will be better off when i move them outside :) but this will properly never happen because my colony in my shed is more than likely to survive :)

JimmyVe: (9. Nov 2006 15:46)

Hopefully they survive. ;) You can always build another farm. (i have 6 big farms and 3 small ones.) Only than you need to have more room (what i don't have anymore. ;))

mpir: (9. Nov 2006 16:00)

JimmyVe... don't we all have that problem. :D :wink:

sithmaster676: (9. Nov 2006 17:33)

yes i to have that problem and it doesnt help that im only 14 years of age so i have taken up room in my dads shed and my bedroom no where else to go :? oh well ill find somewhere
Sithmaster676

JimmyVe: (9. Nov 2006 17:45)

;) i guess so. If i had a change i build a hole room for my ants... ;)

sithmaster676: (9. Nov 2006 19:08)

that would be handy i suppose then you could have the biggest tank you would want :lol: :P :grin:

mpir: (9. Nov 2006 21:10)

:D :hehe:

But I guess that wouldn't be practical. To have a big tank size of a room still means that you can only have one colony there... They would enjoy all the luxary thoug. :grin:

sithmaster676: (9. Nov 2006 21:27)

yeas they would be able to get huge a leaf cutter ant colony would thrive in a tank this big :grin:

JimmyVe: (9. Nov 2006 21:50)

;) For leaf cutters this would be an easy farm. ;) now it is difficult to keep such a species.

And so we dream on ... ;)

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