21th Century Technology caught up with Ant Farms 2:36

I am by no means an expert on Ants or farming of them. But this is damn cool !
heathensays...

>> ^ant:

FYI, ants don't last these nest setup.


Yeah, the gel contains enough water and nutrients for the ants' short term survival, but not the protein needed for queens and larvae.

Also, ants' tunnels are normally underground so shining a bright blue led on their nest isn't really going to encourage natural behaviour.

ryanbennittsays...

Seems to me it forms a part of an arc, wouldn't be so hard to cut the ends off and attach some together in a circular or wavy configuration.

Do the gels come in different colours? Get several together, control the lights by microprocessor, you got yourself an ant disco!

ravermansays...

Great. I never thought anything would make me feel sorry for ants.

Now i'm worried about 20 terrified and confused drone males, sent in the mail for days without air food or water, then trapped in a fiercely illuminated blue light.

They scream and panic at first, then they try to dig to find their queen to save them, only to find they are surrounded by impenetrable transparent walls. They're forced to eat a weird glowing synthetic gel, slowly getting dizzy as the oxygen levels drop.

Finally going mad and dying of lonely despair in their alien prison.

...Makes a magnifying glass seem merciful.

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