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#1 Offline Guardian - Posted March 25 2020 - 3:09 AM

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I have seen YouTube videos of large terrariums with trees in it for the weaver ants to build nests. I don't have the space or terrarium setup for this. I was just wondering if others have found a way to keep green weaver ants successfully and happily in a different setup?  



#2 Offline FSTP - Posted March 25 2020 - 3:50 AM

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In an older ant book of mine in a lab setting they were able to keep a small colony using a "tree of test tubes" using test tubes a support stand and many extension clamps. but this was a short term solution. Although I suppose you could just keep adding extension clamps and support stands but that seems like a poor solution. 


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#3 Offline Guardian - Posted March 25 2020 - 4:45 AM

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In an older ant book of mine in a lab setting they were able to keep a small colony using a "tree of test tubes" using test tubes a support stand and many extension clamps. but this was a short term solution. Although I suppose you could just keep adding extension clamps and support stands but that seems like a poor solution. 

Interesting, I will look into this. It's one of those things I want my colony to be happy and have a simple yet effective home built. 







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