I have a pavment ant colony and a carpenter ant colony, will a 42 degree fridge work if I haft to?
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Posted October 11 2018 - 5:12 PM
EthanNgo678
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Plants r cool
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Posted October 11 2018 - 6:58 PM
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Of course. They shouldn't be cooled lower than 46°F anyway, and it's possible to hibernate them at 50°.
My hibernation wine cooler goes down to only 41 too.
Edit: although I might be misreading the question... Does the fridge only go as high as 42, or can be warmer? 42° is risky low
My hibernation wine cooler goes down to only 41 too.
Edit: although I might be misreading the question... Does the fridge only go as high as 42, or can be warmer? 42° is risky low
Edited by CampoKing, October 11 2018 - 7:00 PM.
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Posted October 11 2018 - 7:34 PM
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Do these even need to be hibernated? I never hibernate my colonies unless they are a mountain Camponotus sp.
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Posted October 12 2018 - 6:11 AM
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It can only go to 42 but I will trying messing around with it today.
Plants r cool
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