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It says right on the page for the item.

"EXPECTING NEXT SHIPMENT FROM OUR MANUFACTURING FACILITY THE FIRST WEEK OF AUGUST."

What type of response time is there when reaching out through the website? I sent an inquiry on this well over a week ago and haven't heard back. Not criticizing. Just genuinely curious what their usual response time is.

But what nest after using a couple tubes with the portal? I would think the regular hybrid nest would be too big. The omni nests are basically dynamic with how you can block off areas, but they're pretty much all out of stock and have not seen/heard when they might be back, if at all.

I would also like to know this. After a test tube portal setup for Campo's, what's next? I was under the impression that the hybrid nest mini had tunnels too thin for large campo's but could be wrong. I know the regular sized hybrid nest is too large until there is a decent sized colony already.

Does anybody from AntsCanada check these forums anymore? Would think they could answer a question like this fairly quickly. It seems like the Omni Nests have been out of stock for quite a while.

So a species like Tetramorium would be fine without gluing? No issues with it slowly lifting if the ants get pieces of substrate under it?

Anyone that HAS glued able to answer my earlier questions?

The Omni nest small and Omni Nest vertical large are still in stock. But all others are out. I'm curious to this as well. I seen someone else posted a pic about some improvements being made to them, though no idea where this came from.

I want to get a hybrid nest for my Tetramorium colony. Is it absolutely necessary to glue the glass down? I'd like to be able to remove the glass in the future for cleaning and reusing, but gluing it down seems like it would make that not possible or at the very least, increase the likelihood of bre...

Improvements? What type of improvements are they making? Where did you see/hear this?

I'm in the GAN directory and have queens available in MN. Go to the AntsCanada website, click on Queen ants for sale, then choose country, expand MN, and you'll see. Fill out the form to buy and we'll get connected up.