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Ugh! Sorry that happened to you and thanks for the warning for the rest of us.

The Formica nest is a good all-purpose nest. It works well for many species.

CreeperUniverse wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 08, 2017 12:16 pm

ooper01 wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 03, 2015 5:32 pm

I have a Pogonomyrmex occidentalis colony that is one year old. I will add posts here beginning at the test tube stage all the way through to its current state of about 100 workers.

I remember your YT! Great videos dude!

Thanks Creeper!

How did you like the Tar Heels one? I've been looking at them just to try out but mostly because I'm a hoarder of formicaria lol. I have AntsCanada gen1 Large and Small Camponotus and 2 gen2 Camponotus formicaria and then a few founding chambers that I made out of wood and plexi. Just wondering how...

Did you get this resolved? Did you try it on desktop rather than mobile?

Its model is M3（Screw nominal diameter 3MM，Total length 30MM）

I'll see if I can find out for you...

No it does not have one. You would just have to place it under or over the nest somewhere of your choosing. There is one hole for connecting poly-tubing and one hole that can be used as an exit to the included outworld. This exit is specifically for the outworld when the outworld is physically attac...

The AntsCanada test tubes are 17x150. I'm not 100% sure if it will make a tight fit or not. You'll have to test it out. If it is too loose, you can wrap cotton, scotch tape, elastic, or something else around the end to help it fit tighter.

Rafiredog wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 22, 2017 11:45 pm

Speaking of, how do you hydrate the omni? It doesn't look like it has any hydration medium.

Yes Omni's use the thick blue sponge material as hydration medium. Water will typically need to be added a little more frequently to an Omni setup than a Hybrid setup.