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Okay, great to know. I read that they really like honey so I will try it alongside some ham, but both queens' workers died out and they're both likely going into hibernation soon. I don't know if they will die during that time or not, but I will feeding them like I said.

Update: I gave both colonies new AntsCanada equipment and 1 part sugar, three parts water sugarwater test tubes. Hopefully they will have more luck at producing workers than the old tubes. When there is enough workers I will probably buy some sort of insect feeder, probably mealworms.

Really great game, with great features and lighting. Devs are great people, youtubers covering it are great (especially like TheGamingBeaver), and basically every single aspect is great aside from the fact that you are murdering insects to build an army to murder more insects... meh Isn't that what...

I had the exact same question when trying to download it with only 2 volts of brainpower, but to install it you need to have a windows 10, PC, Mac, or Linux, and install Steam off the steam website. Then, buy the game off the .exe for $20 US. I am absolutely positive that someone came through this f...

Really great game, with great features and lighting. Devs are great people, youtubers covering it are great (especially like TheGamingBeaver), and basically every single aspect is great aside from the fact that you are murdering insects to build an army to murder more insects... meh

If it's all you got, then probably. If not, then I would just use charcoal. (Also, burnt toast brought in mind TheGamingBeaver's Toast dinosaur, but all charred and sad... I don't know why, but it burns me up inside...) all jokes aside, it would probably depend on the texture of your toast. I'm not ...

Yeesh... probably get rid of it

Probably, though it's not really his style. I can agree that it's a great game though; really detailed and immersive.

I'm trying to figure out what to feed my Tetramorium ants (not quite sure what species they are, but I found them in Arvada, Colorado, if that helps) and so far I'm not sure what to give them. My two queens were found mid-June, and I didn't feed them for a while until the first workers hatched. I ga...