Nice video, everything well explained👍✌️ It should also be mentioned, that all Formica species do not take brood (eggs, larvae) into hibernation. So don't be surprised😉
HI! You can use pretty much every type of natural soil, like normal dirt or the one usually used for plants. As the drainage layer, I would suggest you use some kind of small stones, perfect for separating the water from the soil 😉
Outstanding _ several 10k.
Its not for the faint of heart
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Nice video, everything well explained👍✌️
It should also be mentioned, that all Formica species do not take brood (eggs, larvae) into hibernation.
So don't be surprised😉
Interesting fact! 😁
Noice tutorial ❤️ but I don't have them in my area
Thanks! 🤗
If I were to use a natural setup, what kind if substrate would matter?
HI! You can use pretty much every type of natural soil, like normal dirt or the one usually used for plants. As the drainage layer, I would suggest you use some kind of small stones, perfect for separating the water from the soil 😉
Is this species monogyneous or polygyneous?
In most cases the queens of this species prefer to fund alone, so I would say monogyne 😁