Texants founding digging ant hill nest v2 ( Larger nest area)
An awesome spin on the classic digging ant hill design . Only difference is this design is fully functional and rigorously tested . Perfect for a founding queen or young colony. Also features anti collapse infrastructure and a flip down front panel for easy nest moves as the colony outgrows the habitat. Comes with a special mix of soil perfect for digging and less likely to collapse than commonly using digging substrate . Fit nest portion with substrate tap on hard surface to settle then wet the substrate with 15-20 ml of water and let settle for 5-6 hours before adding a queen or young colony . NOT RECOMMENDED FOR TINY SPECIES.
Second photo is size comparison between the v1 on the right and the v2 on the left
An awesome spin on the classic digging ant hill design . Only difference is this design is fully functional and rigorously tested . Perfect for a founding queen or young colony. Also features anti collapse infrastructure and a flip down front panel for easy nest moves as the colony outgrows the habitat. Comes with a special mix of soil perfect for digging and less likely to collapse than commonly using digging substrate . Fit nest portion with substrate tap on hard surface to settle then wet the substrate with 15-20 ml of water and let settle for 5-6 hours before adding a queen or young colony . NOT RECOMMENDED FOR TINY SPECIES.
Second photo is size comparison between the v1 on the right and the v2 on the left
An awesome spin on the classic digging ant hill design . Only difference is this design is fully functional and rigorously tested . Perfect for a founding queen or young colony. Also features anti collapse infrastructure and a flip down front panel for easy nest moves as the colony outgrows the habitat. Comes with a special mix of soil perfect for digging and less likely to collapse than commonly using digging substrate . Fit nest portion with substrate tap on hard surface to settle then wet the substrate with 15-20 ml of water and let settle for 5-6 hours before adding a queen or young colony . NOT RECOMMENDED FOR TINY SPECIES.
Second photo is size comparison between the v1 on the right and the v2 on the left