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Beitragvon darradar » 13. Jun 2007 16:14

very very good Skippy, I am fully inmpressed, I hope that yuo are indeed proud of yuor colonies, and proud of yuor video, very well done indeed. =D>
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Beitragvon Skippy » 13. Jun 2007 16:26

Thanks Darradar and other guys

Sometimes 2 weeks later I will to make 3. video ;) -better like 1. or 2. :)

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Beitragvon sithmaster676 » 13. Jun 2007 16:33

i only just watched the video and have found that you have some beautiful colonies especially the colony at the end from Thailand well done
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Beitragvon Skippy » 13. Jun 2007 17:49

Thanks sith ,Camponotus nicobarensis will come to me next friday ,and it is ant maybe better to look ;) ,so I am very happy ... first photo next weekend :)

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Beitragvon sithmaster676 » 13. Jun 2007 18:21

i wish i had the time, space and experience to keep colonies like this as major workers are so incredible to look at and i would love to keep a colony with major or soldiers so at the moment i am quite jealous of you :grin:
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Beitragvon JimmyVe » 13. Jun 2007 19:42

sithmaster676 hat geschrieben:i wish i had the time, space and experience to keep colonies like this as major workers are so incredible to look at and i would love to keep a colony with major or soldiers so at the moment i am quite jealous of you :grin:
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Be patient. ;) I also started of with easier species, you need to. Than you have some experience and you can try out the harder ones. They take more time to carry and cost a bit more (they have no hibernation, the exotic ones i mean, some south European ants do and they also have majors)
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Beitragvon Skippy » 13. Jun 2007 19:45

Yes Sith ,dont worry ,be happy. You can try some Messor or Cataglyphis ,it is not hard to keep. Cataglyphis is like Camponotus. Or some exotic species ,who dont need hibernation like Polyrhachis. It is not cheap in Antstore and it is to keep like some Formica. Very easy to keep I think.

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Beitragvon Kiam » 26. Jun 2007 23:40

omg I wanted to watch it the 3rd time but its been deleted... :(
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Beitragvon sithmaster676 » 27. Jun 2007 07:21

@ skippy and jimmyve: i will wait a few years before i attempt to keep any form of exotic species for now my lasius niger and formica fusca will have to keep me company:)
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Beitragvon JimmyVe » 27. Jun 2007 19:20

That is a good idea Sith. It is better to get more experience before you start up with exotic ants. ;)
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Beitragvon sithmaster676 » 27. Jun 2007 19:22

yes i have friends on a different forum who have started with a exotic species such as messor barbarus and have killed an innocent colony.
i would never want that to happen
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Beitragvon Skippy » 28. Jun 2007 20:40

Hello guys ,

here is it ,my 3. video ! is not good like I wrote (better like first + second) but it is also good to look so let go to click here :lol: ;)

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Beitragvon sithmaster676 » 28. Jun 2007 21:19

nice video Skippy and again i like the music :) and yet again you make me even more jealous :wink:
see some of the views you have i think of a formica colony in a ytong i will not be able to do because as soon as i uncover the test tube my formica fusca colony is in the queen goes mental including the workers :)
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Beitragvon Skippy » 28. Jun 2007 21:26

Yes ,Formica species are very sensitive on light. I have my ants in half dark ,so they are not much stressed when I go to making photos ,because they are a bit ready to slow light ;) and they continue in normal colony activities :)

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Beitragvon JimmyVe » 28. Jun 2007 22:32

Very nice Skippy, looks like the Camponotus blandus sp. are doing well. Did you captured new queens ? (in the tubes ? )
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