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Christmas version Ant Nest | combine two materials

Started By Laiwah , Dec 15 2022 3:51 PM

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#1 Offline Laiwah - Posted December 15 2022 - 3:51 PM

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Let me show you the Christmas version of the ant nest I made.

The ant nest is made of two materials.

This is very difficult.

I failed several times before I finally achieved a good result.

And the long-term feeding performance is also very good.

Because of the different materials, the humidity drop in the ant nest is more obvious, and the ants can freely choose where they like to stay, which is obviously helpful for the growth of eggs, larvae, and cocoons.

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