Wow, ant escape at 0:54 bottom right corner 😅 And btw, as usual, I love your videos 😉

@ratichocc7187

6 жыл бұрын

lol

1:30 refreshing to see someone who lets ants calm down and then lets em out and not just DUMPS THEM ...

amazing video the quality is very high.

@edvdwal2077

6 жыл бұрын

AntsMBS leuk dat jij ook dit kijkt ik vind jou kanaal ook heel leuk😂😂🐜🐜

@Fylenzo

6 жыл бұрын

Haha bedankt Ed, dit kanaal vind ik ook gaaf.

@Tom_ofzo

6 жыл бұрын

Heujj

@joostelich9648

6 жыл бұрын

AntsMBS wouw geweldig dat Jim hier ook bent

@nitecore8402

6 жыл бұрын

AntsMBS jij ook hier

It's amazing how they were so excited about the new land they have. Also it's crazy how you can see them communicating with the other ants

0:55 I didn't expect to see an ant on the outside of the formicarium lol

I have seen similar behavior with my camponotus pensylvanicus colony. They also are not very active until feeding time and you can always tell when they're hungry when they start venturing out of the nest. I have posted videos on them on my channel.

Your videos are just amazing! Thank you so much for taking the time to edit and upload, loved it!

Amazing video quality

I saw an ant walking on the right botten Of the screen at 0:56

@AlexEvett55

6 жыл бұрын

Dutchspeedy ! Oh yeah

@AlexEvett55

6 жыл бұрын

That could be a problem :/

@Ameisenalex

6 жыл бұрын

Cant see it.

@codydear9635

6 жыл бұрын

Dut

@antigua8791

6 жыл бұрын

Ameisenalex 0:55

I love these videos so much. You really deserve many more subs than u have

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA noch ein camponotus!

Immer wieder cool was du so mit der Kamera anstellst...das wird dich noch ganz weit bringen;)

So cool i want my camponotus penn to thrive like this :-(

Wow nice video, and I love the slow motion. Nice how they behave

Such a wonderful video! Love it! As always :D

Cool video

Hey amazing ants did you ever consider canponotus longiceps there bigger than camponotus cruentatus and they are extremely polymorphic they have small minors and giant majors they don't even need hibernation

Great Video !!

lovely video!

Great video! At what temperature do you keep your Cruentatus? When Are you going to hibernate them? What camera do you use? SO many questions!

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! At the moment I keep them at 27° degrees, slowly turning down and in two weeks I will send than in "hibernation" at about 18°. The Camera is a Canon Eos 650d/EOS Rebel T4i . :)

So cool Video dude! I realy like your footage. :D

@goat3225

6 жыл бұрын

Jans Mikrokosmos ich denke er kann deutsch da er uns manchmal auch bei deutschen Fragen antwortet nur das du es auch weisst

"Freedoom! Freedom!" "Give us us free!"

love this channel gotta sub

おはようございます☀アリが好きなんて‼️💞珍しいですね‼️でもじっくり見ると✨🎶なかなか‼️面白いです✨🎶💖👩

Wow amazing ants I love you videos your ants are soooooo cool 😎 and damn they are big also so cool when you are feeding them directly they like jump for it so cool. 🐜

I saw a wild ant at around 1:00

Can i add a queen and 3 workers in to a small outworld

more more more

Those “plates” you use to feed the colony’s in test tubes, where did you buy that?

Hi, is the test tube in this setting always uncovered and thus exposed to light?

where do u get that tiny cricket?

You said in your first Video that C. cruentatus lives in woods. So why you picked a more dessert like look for those?

Hallo, Ich habe eine Frage. Welche grobe Unterschiede gibt es bei den Camponotus Cruentatus und den Nicobarensis Art? Tolle Videos übrigens. Sind sehr hilfreich

Hi 😀😀

Hi there, I will really appreciate if you please tell me where did you buy this outworld? Thank you

What’s a good barrier that’s easy to find

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

the best in my opinion is talcum powder, baby powder is probably easier to find

What is the size of these ants

do you keep your test tube not covered up

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

no, but they are in the basement, there is not too much light ^^

Hast du auch schon eine mit rotem Gaster?

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

nein noch nicht

What kind of tank is this? And where did you get it? I've been looking for containers like this for ages

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

just google for "nobby aquarium", but i dont know if they are sold world wide

00:55there’s a ant to the right is that ok

kannst du dann ein tutorial machen wie du sie in die Winterruhe setzt? ich habe auch eine camonotus cruentatus mit 3 Arbeiterinnen und weiss nicht wann sie in die Winterruhe soll und wie ich es mahcen soll

@goat3225

6 жыл бұрын

b-meise nehm sie und leg sie in einen nicht so kalten Kühlschrank und sie werden automatisch in die winterruhe gehen da sie einen endogenen rithmus besitzen

Pozwole sobie napisać po polsku: rób dłuższe odcinki proszę Ciebie się ogląda tak dobrze że tego się nie da wyrazić

Woher hast du die kleinen grillen?

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

sind aus meiner Grillenzucht, sind nur wenige tage alte grillen

Hey we're did you get the colony from I've been looking for a colony

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

bought the queen at antshosue.es, but they are sold out. You have to wait for the next nuptial flight

Im a beginner looking to start. What ant species should I start with?

@acrill5989

6 жыл бұрын

Andre Morton Lasius Niger if you don't want to add much space and if you're fine with really small ants, or Messor Barbarus if you can afford lots of space for them and/or can't get many feeder insects for them. It's fine if you get other ants from the genuses Lasius and Messor, I'm sure you can find some in your area. But feel free to research other ants, I first thought that I'd pick a Camponotus species but I found a Messor queen, searched up a bit about them and found she's the perfect fit for me! You should also get the ants that are in your area, because it's much easier to keep native ants, you won't need things like heating mats or add much humidity to the nest.

@dylanbrookbank1935

6 жыл бұрын

Lasius ants aren't that small. Some species are

@acrill5989

6 жыл бұрын

Dylan Brookbank They're really small for me, mainly because ants in my area are almost all around a centimeter long, and that's just the workers.

Where did you get your Camponotus cruentatus?

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

I've ordered the queen at anthouse.es

@fluuh6020

6 жыл бұрын

AmazingAnts thank you :)

Hi, I would like to start keeping ants. Would you recommend a Camponotus species for a beginner? Or should i try a different species. I did some research but the opinions are so different. Some say their easy to keep, others don't.

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

All in all they are easy to keep, BUT the big camponotus species need a long time to become a big colony and if they also do hibernation, it can take way longer. It can take 3 months from egg to worker. And if you start with a single queen you could have after 1 year like 25 ants.. Messor are my personal favorite starter species, they grow fast, have huge majors and they can be alone for some time due to their seeds in stock. If you want some action from the first day, I would recommend Messor sp. with 50 workers or more. Lasius are also pretty easy and nice to keep, they grow extremely fast but they are pretty small.

@RockloverMJ9

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the advice! Great videos by the way.

@peeblekitty5780

6 жыл бұрын

I'd suggest Camponotus. Because of their large size, it's easier to contain them since they won't fit through any tiny nook and crevice. They're polygenous, having many different sizes and classes of workers. The ants have longer lifespans. It's easier to see what they're doing, and they grow slowly; meaning that every new success is that much better. Slow growth also means that it's easier to keep up with them. Easier to tell if they need more room, and far more time to prepare. So I'd prefer them. But then, slow growth means you'll have to be very patient as they develop, and it can take a year to even move them into a formicarium. So keep all that in mind. Lasius Niger is also a good starter species, smaller and faster-growing. Shorter life span and only have one size of worker. They also can't hurt you if they get on you, wheras Camponotus can bite and have formic acid.

@sunnysophia9235

6 жыл бұрын

I reconmend formica species for beginers because they grow quickly.

@tendergreen2549

6 жыл бұрын

I think formica species are great for beginers.

woher hast du die schöne Box?

@alpha77productions22

6 жыл бұрын

Interessiert mich auch

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

einfach mal nach "nobby aquarium" googlen

@benedictrastetter3084

6 жыл бұрын

AmazingAnts Vielen Dank :)

@benedictrastetter3084

6 жыл бұрын

AmazingAnts ist da ein Deckel dabei?

@AmazingAnts

6 жыл бұрын

deckel ist da keiner dabei