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Vivarium Fire Ant Owners!

Started By P0rcelain , Nov 30 2019 11:57 PM

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#1 Offline P0rcelain - Posted November 30 2019 - 11:57 PM

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#2 Offline FSTP - Posted December 1 2019 - 4:41 PM

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I hope you were being facetious, lol.


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#3 Offline ponerinecat - Posted December 2 2019 - 4:34 PM

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Jeez, he's done it again. lets pull some crazy stunt off with no research whatsoever and say it worked. I'm getting crayfish flashbacks.


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#4 Offline ponerinecat - Posted December 2 2019 - 4:51 PM

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By the way, the symbiosis relatinship claim is false. The ant just sees the crab as a slowly moving rock. Not at all like a cowbird. I'm guessing the crabs will eventually be killed, but who knows.


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#5 Offline Roy3 - Posted December 4 2019 - 8:22 PM

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On that note, maybe he can add a mud skipper fish, yeah that'd be cool. Still fun to watch those videos though. I watch lots of ant youtubers. And bushcraft, and Mma fights, Monster Bug Wars....... lots and lots. For educational purposes, yeah. Kill boredom, especially while driving, lol, it's true though. Yeah, a big mud skipper would be sweet. Big protien. Mass mayhem. Big fun to watch. Hahhahahahaaha

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#6 Offline ponerinecat - Posted December 6 2019 - 5:01 PM

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On that note, maybe he can add a mud skipper fish, yeah that'd be cool. Still fun to watch those videos though. I watch lots of ant youtubers. And bushcraft, and Mma fights, Monster Bug Wars....... lots and lots. For educational purposes, yeah. Kill boredom, especially while driving, lol, it's true though. Yeah, a big mud skipper would be sweet. Big protien. Mass mayhem. Big fun to watch. Hahhahahahaaha

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#7 Offline DDD101DDD - Posted December 6 2019 - 5:20 PM

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My question is why would you put crabs not native to the region where the ants are native to when you're trying to make a naturalistic paladarium for the ants?


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#8 Offline ponerinecat - Posted December 6 2019 - 7:14 PM

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My question is why would you put crabs not native to the region where the ants are native to when you're trying to make a naturalistic paladarium for the ants?

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