My ants want to move to the wrong place!

[JustSebas17]

Yesterday I finally move my ants to their new ant nest, but, there were some major porblems after moving them; 1.-Some ants were dying very fast (But I think I solve it) 2.- Now, they're moving to the wrong side of the nest :/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UyufscC_qbh8sYbpiSJ1T4xrb-7nyos2/view?usp=sharing
Dunno why, but its concerning me a lot, and I dont have any idea of why they are doing that
Do someone has a solution to this

[SolenopsisKeeper]

Yesterday I finally move my ants to their new ant nest, but, there were some major porblems after moving them; 1.-Some ants were dying very fast (But I think I solve it) 2.- Now, they're moving to the wrong side of the nest :/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UyufscC_qbh8sYbpiSJ1T4xrb-7nyos2/view?usp=sharing
Dunno why, but its concerning me a lot, and I dont have any idea of why they are doing that
Do someone has a solution to this

What species? Some will do this because they are ok with light, or the humidity is too high/low, temperature too high etc

[JustSebas17]

Yesterday I finally move my ants to their new ant nest, but, there were some major porblems after moving them; 1.-Some ants were dying very fast (But I think I solve it) 2.- Now, they're moving to the wrong side of the nest :/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UyufscC_qbh8sYbpiSJ1T4xrb-7nyos2/view?usp=sharing
Dunno why, but its concerning me a lot, and I dont have any idea of why they are doing that
Do someone has a solution to this

What species? Some will do this because they are ok with light, or the humidity is too high/low, temperature too high etc

They are Solenopsis Invicta, and I think the humidity is ok, I mean, yesterday they were in the queen chamber and I don't think it could dry so fast, the temperature is average with a 28- 30°C, and about the light, I'm not sure if they are ok

[SolenopsisKeeper]

Yesterday I finally move my ants to their new ant nest, but, there were some major porblems after moving them; 1.-Some ants were dying very fast (But I think I solve it) 2.- Now, they're moving to the wrong side of the nest :/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UyufscC_qbh8sYbpiSJ1T4xrb-7nyos2/view?usp=sharing
Dunno why, but its concerning me a lot, and I dont have any idea of why they are doing that
Do someone has a solution to this

What species? Some will do this because they are ok with light, or the humidity is too high/low, temperature too high etc

They are Solenopsis Invicta, and I think the humidity is ok, I mean, yesterday they were in the queen chamber and I don't think it could dry so fast, the temperature is average with a 28- 30°C, and about the light, I'm not sure if they are ok

Ahh, a feisty little species. I have had problems with them moving into test tubes exposed to insanely bright light, and I usually can’t do to much about it. You can try heating the place you want them to move to

[JustSebas17]

What species? Some will do this because they are ok with light, or the humidity is too high/low, temperature too high etc

They are Solenopsis Invicta, and I think the humidity is ok, I mean, yesterday they were in the queen chamber and I don't think it could dry so fast, the temperature is average with a 28- 30°C, and about the light, I'm not sure if they are ok

Ahh, a feisty little species. I have had problems with them moving into test tubes exposed to insanely bright light, and I usually can’t do to much about it. You can try heating the place you want them to move to

Ok, but there's another problem , they are dying very fast, I thought I solve it but no
I'm getting very worried about it so I'm going to change them back to the test tube, just in case

[Antloverhuman]

It could be that the older generation of workers are dying