@AntsMinnesota
14:45 Just so you know I’m pretty sure their called springtails not silvertails.
@dragonsants7023
Castaneus & Americanus both nest in soil, I think they like medium amounts of humidity... a lot more than say Penn, Herc, Nearc ect.
@alextsai4959
Nice video keep going
@bitritch4649
Nice video about this sp, it looks like you are getting majors very soon😌 my colony got there first around 50 workers. They colony now is about 80 workers and already about 5 majors. They really are amazing but it takes a long time for them to get the deeper orange color. Good luck with your colony💪🏻
@thebigapple4010
Audio is a bit low on this one but great video nonetheless!
@GoodluckMichael-er6hy
Like your videos, Even though they are not popular. Don't get discouraged😢, keep it up Btw great video, really informative and satisfying😊❤
@thelostuchiha2420
My Camponotus Pen queen has a few more workers(5) than my unknown Camponotus queen(3) even though I got then around the same time so probably the genes. I thought the unknow Queen was Camponotus maculatus but the workers are black so i don't know.
@AntsMinnesota
Nice
@ChrisJetton
Do they prefer standing up or laying down nests?
@GoodluckMichael-er6hy
If i may ask, are aspirators ideal, and not bad to the health, for outworld cleaning Im scared that they might have some health effects to me Because it's actually ants feaces and waste im actually sucking up, with my lungs, i need advice before I get one😢😅
@Tisztak
What is your nectar mix?
@aaronp4455
I used to have Camponotus Castaneus, and they grew really fast and then the Queen died and l was sad. They are a beautiful red color! Ending that sadness with some good news. I just recently got a new Camponotus Pennsylvanicus Queen and she has eggs and I'm hoping that she does well! @aarons_ants
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