Edited by 100lols, October 10 2023 - 7:09 AM.
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Edited by 100lols, October 10 2023 - 7:09 AM.
He mentioned he had five minihearths connected together at one point! Awesome colony
a three year old colony?
could you post an image of their full setup?
I am alwasy curious what a colony's "total setup" looks like as they grow.
the upclose images are great, but the big picture context of how their whole world looks helps me learn a lot about how people are dealing in
their colony's need for more space.
The evolution of, they started in this, then moved into this, then expanded to all this, and so on and so on. Holds a lot of interest for me.
Thanks for any time and effort you can spare,
FFY
Thanks for the pic(and compliment). I love the show of how well the minis can be expanded with just more minis.
Also thanks for the w/wo red screens, to show their regular situation vs. viewing.
That's exactly the sort of thing that helps me get a better sense of what's common/normal for experienced keepers and their ants.
I am curious, are the minis only magnet connected or do you have a bit of vinyl hose in there too?
Edited by Full_Frontal_Yeti, October 11 2023 - 7:58 AM.
Thanks for the pic(and compliment). I love the show of how well the minis can be expanded with just more minis.
Also thanks for the w/wo red screens, to show their regular situation vs. viewing.
That's exactly the sort of thing that helps me get a better sense of what's common/normal for experienced keepers and their ants.
I am curious, are the minis only magnet connected or do you have a bit of vinyl hose in there too?
yeah i saw that tape and was wondering what is was providing, so i get now it is part of keeping the set of minis kept pressed togther.
Thanks for all the info.
Why the copper tape?
Why the copper tape?
Hows the colony now?
Edited by JAnt, January 27 2024 - 11:47 PM.
Here’s my setup! As you can see, they’ve fully occupied all 5 THA formicaria and are in need of more space! Great outworld and layout, by the way, on your Pogonomyrmex journal!
OHHHHHHHHHHHH that's almost exactly like what I plan to do myself. My plan will have one major difference but I'll post it when I get to it, hope I do before I get any lazier.
Anyhow, super neat picture, quite the conversation starter piece right there!
I saw this a few days and was meaning to say something.
I also have both my ants in these mini hearths and I also bought more than one to connect them, so it was quite fascinating to see.
How do you heat them in the back and do u have front condensation problems too or are you wiring the cable away from the water tower, which I'm doing as well unless it's for my ecto ants that likes really high humidity?
Edited by BleepingBleepers, February 4 2024 - 9:27 PM.
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Hey, just wondering did you catch your Queens in the wild? I am looking into finding some this year and would love to know how to find them. Thanks.
Here’s my setup! As you can see, they’ve fully occupied all 5 THA formicaria and are in need of more space! Great outworld and layout, by the way, on your Pogonomyrmex journal!
OHHHHHHHHHHHH that's almost exactly like what I plan to do myself. My plan will have one major difference but I'll post it when I get to it, hope I do before I get any lazier.
Anyhow, super neat picture, quite the conversation starter piece right there!
I saw this a few days and was meaning to say something.
I also have both my ants in these mini hearths and I also bought more than one to connect them, so it was quite fascinating to see.
How do you heat them in the back and do u have front condensation problems too or are you wiring the cable away from the water tower, which I'm doing as well unless it's for my ecto ants that likes really high humidity?
Hey, just wondering did you catch your Queens in the wild? I am looking into finding some this year and would love to know how to find them. Thanks.
That is an awesome setup! But I'm sure it takes up a lot of space.
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