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Ways to clean mold.

Started By OwlThatLikesAnts , Sep 15 2024 4:48 AM

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#1 Offline OwlThatLikesAnts - Posted September 15 2024 - 4:48 AM

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I want to know what is a good way to clean mold from a formicarium without cooking it in the oven because It is 3d printed

Currently keeping:

1x Formica subsericea, (used to be polygynous) 15+ workers with 4 pupa (Idk why they still have)

1x Lasius umbratus, (Workers accepted) 5+ workers with host brood

1x Ponera pennsylvanica, just queen

As you watch your ants march, remember: every journey begins with a single step (or queen)-not just towards you, but towards a future woven by diligence and shared dreams - Me

(I lost braincells just to make this quote)

#2 Offline ANTdrew - Posted September 15 2024 - 9:08 AM

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Mix up a vinegar/water solution, soak it a bit, then scrub it with an old toothbrush.

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#3 Offline OwlThatLikesAnts - Posted September 15 2024 - 9:42 AM

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Mix up a vinegar/water solution, soak it a bit, then scrub it with an old toothbrush.

ok! thanks

Currently keeping:

1x Formica subsericea, (used to be polygynous) 15+ workers with 4 pupa (Idk why they still have)

1x Lasius umbratus, (Workers accepted) 5+ workers with host brood

1x Ponera pennsylvanica, just queen

As you watch your ants march, remember: every journey begins with a single step (or queen)-not just towards you, but towards a future woven by diligence and shared dreams - Me

(I lost braincells just to make this quote)

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