yes they look beautiful. You could keep some larger tropical ant species in there. But don't keep Paraponera clavata together with some frogs because the ants will kill them;)
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Posted January 23 2016 - 7:30 AM
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Haha.. ants and frogs don't belong together. Seriously it could be dangerous. My frogs are poisonous animals in earth, but in captivity they don't`t have poison, because of food (fruit flies). They need spiders, ants, termites to produce poison..
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Newest nest.. Ready for Lasius Niger colony..
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Forced, otherwise the woman will not enter the space in the living room.
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I make 9 this kind of nest in 9 month. Now one knows how they working. But soon we
will see 
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Posted June 28 2016 - 12:47 PM
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https://www.youtube....h?v=Y2KZxqf7uVI
My newest nest type.. Now everything can remove (technic).
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Posted June 28 2016 - 12:57 PM
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That is seriously fancy 
Them ants are living the life 
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Posted June 28 2016 - 1:22 PM
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That is seriously fancy
I hope so.. But i am newbie,
so will see it.
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Posted July 20 2016 - 5:13 AM
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I feel like you designed the, "In a perfect world" model. Great job done. I'm convinced that if there are big pre-made channels that the vent holes are helpful. Love the (fish tank style) magnet cleaning thing. Will that..screw up anything though? How much, when, and where can I find it?
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You mean at can any species escape? Nest is made tile grout and its very hard. I have remove silicon and replace it with chemical metal.. escape to outworld is almost impossible.. ants must bite true, glass chemical metal, aluminium and steel. But Pheidole Pallidula tells me facts after they have settled down
When, how much??? do you mean price?
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Posted July 20 2016 - 6:12 AM
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It is awesome looking. Great job.
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I have so many questions, I want to make formicariums like this for my colonies. Is the material you use for both the outworld and tunnel space just pure grout? Is it sanded or unsanded? Have you figured out the being able to remove the outworld issue incase something becomes moldy? How long does this process take? What are the size of the aquariums you use? What is the chemical metal you use instead of silicon?
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