'Lasius niger, flavus and tetramorium has been documented thousand of times that isn't really special anymore' Pinoy be like: yep, I agree, don't mind me with my dilobocondyla
I started my first colony last year (a lasius Niger colony) I settled them into hibernation... they came out dead.They were too drowsy to move into the new nest improvised them at the start of hibernation and does from a moody test tube.
just some advice from my experience, with large ants that spin cocoons I would put substrate so it's easy for them to spin the cocoons because my formica and campontus colonies that did terrible. compared to a queen with the substrate also the tar heel ants nest mini hearth is better than a regular testube because it's easier for larve to spin their cocoon in most cases from seeing this myself from over the 7 years of me ant keeping edit: tar heel ants is probably one of the only really good ant nests (that I know of) for campontus and also as I said above it's easier for the larve to spin their cocoon
@@EstheticAnts true but the main reason is they do well during founding is because of larve are able spinning cocoons correctly (as well as later on in the colony stages)
I found a Umbaratus Queen one time a couple months back but I didnt have any brood or anything to give her so I let her be. I could\ve maybe dig up some brood from outside but I decided not to.
Glad that the Campo decipiens stays seeing the mecury nest again makes me think it might actually be very good for slow growers like ligniperda and herc 👀 I might try that
I have a colony of 2 lasius flavus queens in a tube with some brood one of them seems to be dying soon is it ok if I can add like more lasius flavus queens in with the remaining queen so they can live together or too late?
I have Gotten my ants out of hibernation too but they arent super active like i expected, is that normal ? Its my first hibernation done and the ants are lasius Niger about 7 colonies
"I will be done with school soon, I will be done wity school soon". Very awesome video!
Yeah error😅
This channel never gets old. Definitely my favorite ant keeping youtube channel out there!
Ohh thanks man❤❤
Great video and a lot of work ahead of you with all these ants back in action 👍🏻👍🏻😀🐜🇬🇧
😋😍
The project On the shelf sounds fantastic
I'm very hyped for it
'Lasius niger, flavus and tetramorium has been documented thousand of times that isn't really special anymore'
Pinoy be like: yep, I agree, don't mind me with my dilobocondyla
hahaha lol
I started my first colony last year (a lasius Niger colony) I settled them into hibernation... they came out dead.They were too drowsy to move into the new nest improvised them at the start of hibernation and does from a moody test tube.
Hmm that's sad. Next time don't move them straight after hibernation.
I always learn something new from your videos. Cant wait for this years content :)
Hi Esthetic ants.
I find your ant videos are the best and nice to watch.👍👍
I wish you good luck with your colonys.
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Thanks man really apreciate that😘
Great video EA. Clearing a lot of room for this season's ants! 🐜
Yes I will! Thanks!
Such a good video like always keep it up mate!
😋🥰
where do you get the little test tube divider things?
We sell them!
Nice, mine are going to come out soon
nice!
just some advice from my experience, with large ants that spin cocoons I would put substrate so it's easy for them to spin the cocoons because my formica and campontus colonies that did terrible. compared to a queen with the substrate
also the tar heel ants nest mini hearth is better than a regular testube because it's easier for larve to spin their cocoon in most cases from seeing this myself from over the 7 years of me ant keeping
edit: tar heel ants is probably one of the only really good ant nests (that I know of) for campontus and also as I said above it's easier for the larve to spin their cocoon
I find hydrating it awfull same as the nest mate
@@EstheticAnts true but the main reason is they do well during founding is because of larve are able spinning cocoons correctly (as well as later on in the colony stages)
There are some cool species here.
Thanks man!!
Congrats EA! I am taking my ants out of hibernation too!
Awesome!
nice video, love ur work.
Thanks man!
I found a Umbaratus Queen one time a couple months back but I didnt have any brood or anything to give her so I let her be. I could\ve maybe dig up some brood from outside but I decided not to.
Nice video ea really cool watching them all
Thanks bro :)
Love this videos
Tyyyy😁
Hi and thanks for great video
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Привет ,я не очень знаю английский ,просто хотел спросить ,вы продаёте муравьев гномов?
Cool messor is also my favorite 😎
Yaaay!
Glad that the Campo decipiens stays
seeing the mecury nest again makes me think it might actually be very good for slow growers like ligniperda and herc 👀
I might try that
Until the tube runs out of water...
@@EstheticAnts without water, the feeder for water
YEAAAAAAAAA BABYYY
Try the tar heel ants fallen fortress. It's a good nest. Good video
Alright!
Yeeesss let the ant season begin! :D
Lets goooo!
Yass
great video
Thanks stijnie
I have a colony of 2 lasius flavus queens in a tube with some brood one of them seems to be dying soon is it ok if I can add like more lasius flavus queens in with the remaining queen so they can live together or too late?
I have Gotten my ants out of hibernation too but they arent super active like i expected, is that normal ? Its my first hibernation done and the ants are lasius Niger about 7 colonies
Yeah mine are the same no worries
@@EstheticAnts oh good thx
Camponotus sanctus is the biggest ant of Europe but the are native only in Greece.
so do the drones mate with other drones?
I thought camponotuus sanctus was african
sad to see the formica fusca go 😢
Terrible ants🤣
Odontomachus maybe?
Might be🤭
What seeds do you feed your messors?
Just normal seeds I guess. Same once I sell on my website!
5:26 Spill the beans esthetic. Or ill spill or guts.
Nah haha
Do you want to promote your video .
sure
Yes, I am a digital marketer. I promote videos on UA-cam
Sad about the pallidula
Yes 🙃
@@EstheticAnts I hope you get a more one and hope the south African sp is doing well since I know what it is XD
atta time??
Lol