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buncha buuullshit
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Tube loitering
One of the downsides to connecting your nests using long tubes is "ant loitering" some ants like to just hang out in the tubes because they retain a little moisture and it's near everything. This will cause the tubes to get dirty and less attractive... hence my new invention of a "mid tube fan."
Getting ants to do anything is next level. They respond to every change and not in the ways you'd predict. They are sensitive to temp, light levels and air currents in ways that aren't obvious. I just need to find a small enough fan and 3D print a little holder for it.
I recently cleared out a tube that the cone ants blocked with sand, using ... the legs of dead crickets like rebar to reenforce the structure. They had made this whole barricade to regulate the air flow to the nest (hence I'd never recommend a fan on a nest tube)
I guess building a wall out of cricket legs (as struts) with a sand slurry like concrete... isn't any more strange than those early humans with their bone huts...
though I still find both creepy.
"There once was a little glass blower named Blippo."
Blippo hand blows glass formicariums for his ant friends (I know, I know, it's always ants with me lol) I might change his name back to Razzle but I'm on the fence.
Just wanted to share a few WIPs. Not sure if I'm going to do full animation or if it's just gonna be an animatic. I'd really like to do a full animation but man it's a lot of work.
Camponotus aethiops🏠🐜, antkeeping diaries
I WOULD LIKE TO ANNOUNCE THAT MY QUEEN ANT I CAUGHT THE OTHER NIGHT HAS LAID HER FIRST EGGS I AM S O E X C I T E D
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It warmed up enough near me that there were ants everywhere doing their nuptial flights and I’ve been wanting to start a formicarium for a long time so I took a queen.
She is now Tucked In and I shall check on her in June or so to see if she is a mom
My colony of Camponotus Vinicus eating some jelly. They love this stuff.
Ants - Susan and Leslie
Hello, I would like to share the progress of my ant colonies. In July 2019, I collected two queen ants and kept them in test tubes with a reservoir of water for just over sixth months, allowing them to establish a small colony. Recently, I transferred both ants to two small formicaria and outworlds. Here they are having settled into their new homes and building small colonies of their own. Pictures Leslie (left) and Susan (right)