shaky33 wrote:Guys obviously you use your phone for hours on end and let them walk up into the headphone jack.
The most convinient method obviously.
What if I have the iPhone 7?
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shaky33 wrote:Guys obviously you use your phone for hours on end and let them walk up into the headphone jack.
The most convinient method obviously.
Well that is a problem.AntLove5Ever wrote:shaky33 wrote:Guys obviously you use your phone for hours on end and let them walk up into the headphone jack.
The most convinient method obviously.
What if I have the iPhone 7?
It was a joke Mikey. But still good to know.AntsCanada wrote:Most of us ant keepers are also keepers of other cold-blooded animals like reptiles and arachnids which also need heat. Keeping ants in a room with such animals makes things easy because such rooms tend to be much warmer due to all the heat lamps, etc.
Heating a room, as opposed to a nest has its advantages, e.g. less condensation.
When I lived in Toronto, I also found it useful to block up all vents so air conditioning couldn't cool the ant room during the summer months nor heat the ant room during the winter months, so the ants could literally hibernate in the same room and place they were kept in the summer. No moving the colony to change their temperature, just staying in the same place all year as the temperature changes with the season.
Happy anting and happy hibernation to you in the Northern Hemisphere!
Mikey
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