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Hello everybody! So essentially about 2 months ago near mid/late august, I captured a Lasius Niger queen. I placed her in a test tube setup and all was going well. The eggs were taking a while to hatch, but I assumed it was just cause my room was quite cold. However, yesterday I realized that I had ...

im sorry to hear that. It is indeed important to wait until they have AT LEAST 20 workers before moving into ant farms, the more the maerrier

So I have a campanotus colony with 7 workers. They are in a fresh water test tube with an AC portal and a sugar water test tube. I feed them once a week, usually half of a cricket or some legs. but about a month ago I notcied they kind of stopped eating. I am still replcaing the food every week so i...

omfg I just read this and was like HOLY CRAP 15 CENTIMITERS WHAT IS TAHT EVEN POSSIBLE im sorry, I love ants, but a 15 cm one would not be in my radar of "cool". But then I looked at the photos, and It was ment to be mm and im like oh kkkkk that makes sense lmao

I cant edit it for some reason and frogot to add pics. Is very late. Will add tmr.

hi! I have a carpenter ant colony, and I have them situated in two test tube tapes together with hoes in tape for air. They are fine, but there is alot of mold in the first test tube, and they refuse to move into the new one, even after multiple sessions of shining a bright light on their current te...

thanjks so much! m less stresed now, and they seem to be doing fine with just keeping the two testtubes connected (:

Again, I am so very sorry for asking so many questions but the past week has been quite stressfull and you guys have been super helpfull, so thank you! if you dont know, I have a carpender ant colony with 7-8 workers. They were in a test tube set up, but it got moldy so I moved them into a new one t...

I put a cricket in it, butill try some honey (:

ye ive tried that. It didnt work tho