Not sure if this guy ever made an account here, but he apparently bought my best Acromyrmex colony. This journal's better than mine. Check it out.
https://www.instagram.com/my.ants/
Not sure if this guy ever made an account here, but he apparently bought my best Acromyrmex colony. This journal's better than mine. Check it out.
https://www.instagram.com/my.ants/
interesting but doesn't really show the setup from what I could see. He mention hybrid nest so I don't know if its an ants Canada nest or not.
Current Colonies;
Acromyrmex Versicolor
Dorymyrmex Bicolor
Pogonomyrmex Californicus
Pogonomyrmex Rugosus
Pogonomyrmex Tenuispinus
Novomessor Cockerelli
Myrmecocystus Mexicanus
Last Update: 08 Jul 2016
They started out in an AntsCanada Hybrid nest and eventually he added on a 16-chamber nest that I made. Did you look at all the pictures?
Yeah I sold him the colony. I'm waiting to see if they start to build fungus in the second level. I wasn't sure if it will be humid enough for them.
Like.....he's got FUNGUS...stalagmites of fungus... is that what it is/becomes/should look like?
I can only compare it to others (no offense because I won't even attempt raising fungus growers) but others have peas and clumps of mold. How'd this guy achieve...I mean it looks like its a boxbox of the nastiest of cereals. But it's full. The ...house/bridge combo set up made me giggle. Thanks for sharing!
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Yeah, it's normal for them to hang the fungus from the lid. When I had large colonies they did the same.
My colony isn't quite that big yet in the latest picture posted. But, one container is pretty much 100% covered in fungus. And a second container has a bunch of fungus now. Also the brood pile is really big and there are tons of ants.
Plus, some of the workers are getting actually really nice sized. I saw a callow that was nearly the size of the local Pogonomyrmex californicus workers I see around here. Not quite as big, but close. Which is awesome to see, I think that one I saw is the largest I've seen in my colony. Then there is of course the super tiny workers, which are barely bigger than Argentine ant workers.
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