I'm just a casual viewer but it almost looked to me like the acrobat ant was trying to start a war between the marauders and the black crazy ants. Not sure if that is even a thing, but I couldnt help thinking that.
I wouldn't worry about the toxins from dart frogs unless you are planning to eat them, or lick you hands after handing them. Also, nobody to my knowledge has managed to simulate their diet well enough to allow them to synthesize their toxins in captivity.
That random acrobat ant attack was hilariously outrageous. What was it thinking? Just one lil' guy against two armies? And it got away with it??? Ants are just the coolest little creatures!
This channel just randomly popped up in my feed and I've gotta say, this is really high production value. Just like something that could be on National Geographic or Animal Planet. Absolutely fantastic job and really great storytelling. The editing, the music, everything is just extremely well done.
Funfact: For anyone who doesnt know anything about aquaristic: in minute 6:21 he shows a shot with a very healthy looking Moss on a Rock in his Tank This moss is called "Fissidens Fontaneous" and is considered to be one of the slowest and hardest to grow in the aquaristic plants community so he actually knows what he is doing in there Great work
@@collmacnicholas2946I'm jumping in this project out of order, so I haven't seen all the vids. But, one thing I noticed is that it seems like he's sourcing his critters locally from the surroundings. Perhaps these creatures ordinarily would have different situations, but so far it looks like they're taking to their new home. I'm hoping things go well for them. ✌️😎🍀
Can we all take a moment to appreciate the amount of effort this man puts into camera work, editing, and narrative scripts for these videos? It’s one thing to have creating a thriving vivarium as a hobby/passion, but it’s next level creating a massively successful TH-cam channel with high quality content based around that passion.
Taking a moment to fully appreciate how Mikey was able to capture literally ONE single acrobat ant as it attacks two armies. The production quality is insane. IT WAS A SINGLE, VERY SMALL ANT. Fantastic job. PS: Forever depressed about the termites, they might be my fav on the channel since we started with them 1-2 years ago. We will have termite victory eventually, AC family!
I get outrageously high and always find myself back here watching these videos, eyes low, mouth open just dry as a desert, practically paralyzed in my chair stuck. I love it here.
The aliens watching us via their probes are also high AF watching us, and seeing what we do next.... they especially like to project thoughts in to your head.
THIS is the kind of channel that should have the 24hr live cams, not some beach in CA or street corners in cities. I could watch the pond for hours alone.
This is some of the best content available anywhere in years. You have a near infinite source of storyline through the Vivarium, your narration and videography is top notch, and it's highly educational! I'm creeped out by insects but can't look away because I'm in awe with the ecosystem you've set up. You can be proud of yourself. Keep it going! Subscribed.
Now that the vivarium is almost complete, do you think we could see a 24hr live stream of it soon? That would be amazing and allow us to tune to see how the creatures are doing!
@@MrZcotty Nonsense implies it is not related in anyway to the video. Narration and nonsense are two very different things. You could also get past your truculent nonsense and preserve some dopamine by using the mute button. Shortcut is m...
Omg I hate when the episodes end 😭 I’ve gotten so addicted to watching these videos! Amazing job man! Episode quality is phenomenal as well! Thanks so much for sharing your adventure in watching Pantdora grow! I believe it’s become our adventure as well 😊
@@FuzzyTeddy83 There’s always one out there that gets in their feelings 🙄 He’s not forcing you to watch his videos…But I guess it makes you feel better to say this man doesn’t love animals just because he makes money off of his videos. Guess no one on YT loves what they do because they unfortunately make money off of their posting. Not like anything you say is going to stop him from doing what he’s doing. He’s making at least some people happy with his content, and judging from his followers, A LOT of people. You are entitled to your opinions of course. If you’re not happy, close the app with his page on it, hit the BACK arrow, click “Not Interested” or something. Again, no one’s forcing you to watch.
Dude, this is the best thing I've seen on youtube in years. Highly educational, entertaining, and dramatic with great videography. Thanks for your dedication to this project and for providing this content.
Your passion for this is far beyond a hobby. This setup is so stunning that it can't really be explained with just words. You are an excellent teacher.
@AntsCanada I worked for the company that did the West edmonton mall.so I have seen some cool stuff but this is right up there with that. Built 4000 gallon tanks for commercial buildings etc. So I know the work involved in something like this not including all the stuff inside. Impressive is a massive understatement.
Hola Mikey! Pantdora is absolutely incredible. We can all tell you've put a lot of love into this and care so deeply about what it means to have balance in an ecosystem. I'd like to clarify what you said about dart frogs. I've kept golden poison frogs in the past. In the wild, this is the species from Colombia known as the most poisonous creature on the planet. However in captivity, it along with other dart frogs are harmless unless you give them their exact diet in the wild. While they do get their poison from ants, the dart frogs wouldn't develop this poison from the black crazy ants. And the great thing about golden poison frogs is how vocal they are! Out of the dart frogs, they are the most vocal! So they're a great addition to any vivarium. In the wild, these frogs are no joke! The golden poison frog produces deadly alkaloid batrachotoxins in their skin glands as a defense against predators. A single frog has enough for ten humans or 20,000 mice. Golden poison frogs are a very important frog to the local indigenous cultures, such as the Emberá and Cofán people in southern Colombia. The frog is the main source of the poison in the darts used by the natives to hunt. The Emberá people carefully expose the frog to the heat of a fire, and the frog exudes small amounts of poisonous fluid. The tips of arrows and darts are soaked in the fluid, and remain deadly for two years or longer.
@@AntsCanada also in captivity you are more than likely more harmful to dart frogs than they are to you, they can breathe through there skin and the oils on your hands can clog their pores and hurt their breathing so its always best to avoid holding them at all unless absolutely necessary but they are great pets I still have mine and its one of the coolest pets I've ever owned.
GOT DAYUM that's some quality entertainment right here! Dude, I'm loving how you're showing progress across all animals and explaining what they're doing, and showing them hunting and going about their day. Top notch content, very entertaining and informative, great storytelling. You had my attention locked in. Great job.
A radical last ditch mitigation for the Black Crazy Ants. If they are getting out of control and start moving again, you could make of yourself a predator and grab and remove the queens as they trail to a new nest. The chances of this method allowing you to get them all would be almost nonexistent, and the reduced queens would result in lower colony numbers and potentially allow the native ants to compete on level ground with them.
I +1 taking a harsh intervention approach on the Black Crazy Ants. I'm worried about the long term health of the ecosystem if they're allowed to grow unhindered, especially since the tank isn't as large as a whole real forest.
Unless you can find a predator to specifically target the crazy ants and mostly ignore all the others, then your best bet is probably to just remove them somehow. At this rate they're just going to take over the entire place and you'll have none of the smaller insects left. The only bad thing about most predators you could add, is that they'll eat the other little bugs as well. You need something that would specialize in crazy ants specifically.
I have built several no maintenance tanks. I would put some more plants in your pond. More fast growing plants that do well with roots submerged but the foliage grows outside the water. Pothos, Philodendron or Peace Lilly seem to work well. But many other plants like mint or lettuce can also do very well. The duck weed and other similar floating plants also do really well so good to see you put that in. Maybe once your vines send more roots into the water it will be enough. To many animals in the water can quickly overcome the plants uptake of nutrients. If your not trimming plants regularly from the pond, it's probably not enough growth to remove all nutrients. If your not doing water changes, you want to keep an eye on nitrates to make sure the plants are keeping up. A bog filter can work really well and this setup is perfect for a bog filter so you might want to look into that. Anubias grow WAY to slow to help remove nitrates, they look good but really don't do much for nitrate removal. Submerged plants in general don't do much at all.
Freshwater clams and muscles are the best natural filters out there, if you want to keep Pandora's water's squeaky clean, then maybe add some of those. I've loved making little ecosystems and that's largely thanks to your channel, so this project is everything I could dream of, would you ever consider adding a vine snake to this vivarium? They are native to Sri Lanka where I grew up, and they are some of the tiniest but coolest little snakes you'll ever see
Dude you make videos about ants and now this eco system and your currently #16 on trending with a million views in a day... that basically says how amazing you are at this and your presentation and editing are top notch. Your videos just make me feel good, watching nature develope, grow and evolve in a microcosim is just entrancing. Keep it up man!!!!
Your comment and this channel is blowing my mind. Incredible that nature channels are getting so much attention on youtube and the fact that these are well completed hobbies that get this attention. Reminds me of how television used to be as a kid when and if you had cable.
a few days ago I found a small trapjaw ant colony in my grandma's very tiny front yard I'm in Indonesia with my mom to take care of my grandma and I never thought I would see this cool ants they are sooooo cool
I can't believe that, after watching the past 2 episodes, that I am now sitting here after ending work, anticipating this episode and the ones that come after. I'm not a huge ant guy, but I'm so invested in this story
i like how the vivarium is SO massive that you named almost more species than i have seen in my 19 years of being alive and still had space to say "And more" after those 😭
I raised dart frogs in my own system for years and in captivity, we don't have the correct insects to have them develop that toxin. So you are safe to introduce them to your system to maintain the ant population.
I was a little apprehensive of this giant project, particularly the idea of ants fighting each other. You've alleviated all of that with how complete an ecosystem you are building. It's just absolutely beautiful! I love learning about all the new creatures and plants and substrates and environmental features! Thanks so much for posting these videos and sharing what must be such a dearly held interest and hobby (is hobby too small of a word for the level of commitment you have to these tiny creatures?) with all of us! Thank you! Thank you!
This is wild. I had a 100G fresh water aquarium, and i 100% agree with you.. Those things can become a never ending money pit, very fast. And the constant maintenance is insane. Respect for maintaining these monstrous home ecosystems 👌 its not an easy task.
Alright bro this is the greatest thing I've seen on youtube in years, I'm so glad I was randomly suggested this channel at 1am on a friday after a boring work shift.
I would add a variety of plants to the small pond. Anubias filter directly from the water, but you’ll still need plants that will draw nutrients from the substrate. Dwarf water lilies could work; once they get roots in the substrate, they rapidly grow. Cryptocorynes are also pretty good, but they’re slow growers. Sword plants will send out runners and spread pretty fast.. sometimes. I’m not sure what they’re actually called, but what’s sometimes referred to as betta bulbs are pretty prolific
u could always add some spider plants...they grow anywhere even under water as i had them in one of my tanks and they are pretty incredible cleaners! easy to maintain and u can pull them out when they get larger to put in some small ones again=) if u make a separate tank for filtering u could use spider plants to filter that water too!
Dude. You single-handedly taught me that Nature isn’t something to be feared for repulsed by. But is something truly spectacular and beautiful. Bravo. PS: I would love to see Vampire Crabs! They are some of my favourite crabs due to their colouration and name!
@@AngelaVara-i4l The only important thing is that they discovered Nature for what it truly is. The timespan, well, that helps with experience, but there's no need to put them down. We're all earth lovers here.
Your lighting is incredible! From one creator to another I can really appreciate the work you put into this! As well as how often you post. You are a 👑 in the animal niche! 🙌🏻 well done my friend 🤙🏻
This vivarium has reached a point where the lore and storyline will be infinite and never ending. It’s a marvel what nature is, this rainforest can theoretically exist for the rest of time with proper care. The ecosystem will be so vast and rich with so many different types of creatures as more prey insects reproduce and predators multiply. It’s been a treat to witness this tank evolve from the beginning, it sheds so much light on nature that we can see. We walk around in our day to day lives almost always forgetting that outside of human life, there is a world where nature is happening all around us. Being able to see a small slice of that reality in this enclosure is wonderful and incredibly eye opening. We’re able to see some of nature’s greatest moments up close, moments that would almost certainly escape our eyes if we hadn’t stopped to look.
I have a great-nephew that is six years old. He's become my bug buddy, as he's the only one in my family that enjoys bugs and stuff as much as I do. I've turned him on to your channel recently, and he can't get enough of it. I've been a subscriber for years, and have a new little buddy to enjoy these with. You are a master of biology, and interesting content. Thanks
I’ve been with ants Canada since before he had 1 million subscribers and I just gotta say that this content has gotten 10x better than before, this guy really puts in the work, I love your channel AntsCanada and you should keep up this great top of the line content.
As a reef keeper, which is another form of setting up an enclosed ecosystem, I can't wait to see Pantdora a year from now. Edit: Have you considered a refugium for this set-up? If you don't know what a refugium is, look into the reef keeping hobby. But it's basically a separate tank full of plants and critters so you can increase the amount of water in your system and keep the same display size. Plus you have a safe place for breeding fish and such to have babies. Plus the more water you have the more stable your parameters remain, while allowing you to have more filtering plants and algae without cluttering your main display. I use it to complete the ecosystem in my reefs. Copapods breed down there and constantly provide clean up crew and food for my corals and fish. Also, you can remove greedy crabs from your prized animals, while still allowing them to help keep dead animals from decomposing and destroying your water quality. As a freshwater planted aquarist, I think you understand how important stable parameters are.
Epic project. Rainforest systems tend to contain a lot of snails and slugs, so you might want to add some from your area to the land section. Other than Clints specific ant eating recommendations, I would slow down the addition of predators and feeders now for a while, to let the system settle a bit. Of cause, such a vivarium will always require some more additions to be the best it can be, but for the most part, a stable predator-prey relationship should get time to develop in an ecosystem and most of the energy in the system should originate from the plants and then go through herbivores and detrivores to the predators. If you add high numbers of one species of feeders, you boost the numbers of their predators (and if you are unlucky, the crazy ants benefit the most). And that, in return, may than deplete the populations of the less abundant herbivores. Also: If you have the opportunity to do so, without destroying to much other stuff, it might be worth to give the invasive ants a hot water treatment to reduce their populations and number of queens, to give the native ant species an advantage. It would be a pity if the crazy ants, which apparently had a head start, took over the whole vivarium.
Thank you for bringing attention to the beauty of blackwater aquariums! Over the years I have heard so many people say bad things about the look of blackwater setups, but I have always loved them. They're so much more beneficial for the inhabitants and give such a naturalistic look to a setup. Absolutely underrated in my opinion! Not enough people know the benefits of it or that a lot of the fish in the FW aquarium hobby originate from blackwaters. It really makes a difference!
This is true. My coldwater setup is done as a blackwater river but when people see it they say it needs cleaning as filthy 😢 no, it's just the tannins.
The first video I've watched of yours was you introducing this amazing vibrarium. I was hooked, and have now gone back 3 years, binging your videos, and I'm absolutely enthralled. I never would have thought that I could spend hours watching ants. I appreciate your narration and amazing production quality, as well as the individual personalities of each ant species.
Literally found, bonded, and binged this series within a few days. Im so invested in the different species! Your editing is also amazing, feels like I'm im watching a documentary on tv! Can't wait till the next post!
The only logical course of action I can see is for you to remove the stump as safely and efficiently as you can. I had to deal with fire ants in Mississippi. Colonies that are experts at thriving are almost impossible to contain. Don’t let the black crazy ants take over your enclosure! 🙌🏻 Awesome job!!
Yeah remove the stump. And get rid of the fire ants and the black crazy ants and replace it with something else or clear the stump completely and start over,
Noooo! I love that stump. Plus it was SO heavy and hard to move in there. I also fear the bca have satellite nests all around the vivarium with egg-laying queens. 😭
@@AntsCanada I'm on the side that says let the black crazy ants be as they are. If they're thriving, let them thrive, simple as that. They're on of my favorite parts to follow. Such a big colony
The stump is totally awesome, and no doubt was the vector for many unintended species. If you don't want the unintended flora and fauna, you could freeze it before introduction, or re-introduction.
I'm 23. Been consuming TH-cam since it came out. This is my favorite stand alone series I've watched in memory. Thank you for producing and uploading for free. I appreciate all the work you do.
I just want to say every Sunday I look forward to your new video. It’s kind of part of my end of the day routine for Sunday. I make a nice iced coffee light up a cigarette and just chill to watch how everything turns out. This is such a cool series. You should submit this into some kind of mini series competition.
This is as fascinating as watching a well-narrated nature documentary or more so! I'd never have thought I'd be as interested in the lives of bugs and small reptiles and amphibians as I am in learning about the behaviours of larger wild animals and ocean creatures. You truly make it all so fascinating with your passion and master crafting of this environment and your videos! Thank you for blessing us with this!
Why is this the best nature show on the entire internet and I don't even like ants 😂 Seriously tho I'm so invested in the Pantdora series, the seriously the most amazing vivarium, the storytelling is captivating to put it lightly, and the video production quality is superb. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You should consider subscribing to more channels & liking more. It helps the creators create the things we love & if you love seeing stuff like this…than subbing & liking cost you nothing but is everything to them so they can continue to do this. Plus, the goodness you spread may come back to you.
@@rhcp9009 I know, but the majority of the most popular youtubers are identical clones of each other. I look for and enjoy the channels that do things differently, and work hard each video to create something truly special. God bless.
I love that i can sit down every week and watch new episodes of these different worlds like a tv show, its great. Reminds me of the good days of animal planet and discovery channel watching the shows where they talk about all the different animals. It's also amazing that you focus on the world not too many people truly focus on or think about. Can't wait to see this vivarium evolve and what other projects you got planned!
I’ve been watching this series since it was just a guy in an apartment with his ants to watch this channel grow to such heights and see the video quality get so good i will never stop watching and keeping up with this wonderful channel
@fpsUTTPnobody cares about your opinion+Nobody asked for your opinion+if your content is better why are you still living with your parents and poor+change ur pfp
@dabadore. you should start with a simple species of ant like black garden ants and buy a colony with about 20 workers to make the start easier.These are some tips if you ever need them.
@@succatash Omg your right! I never noticed he's doing the play on ant and Pandora and just thought he was saying Pandora! confirmed by the description.
The storytelling and nature conservation you provide is priceless. The acrobat ant was pretty darn inspiring when faced with survival (while starting trouble😂😅). Just because you might feel alone, keep fighting. You could very much have an army behind you. ✊
Crazy ants are insane. When i moved into my current home, there was a growing invasive colony in the neighborhood that quickly grew out of hand. They are drawn to electricity and will short out elecrical work in your home. They died in such large numbers that I was literally shoveling them off of my property. The number can not be properly described. From the beginning of this series, I've been waiting for when they would overrun the whole project. The only thing that stopped them for my house was a particularly cold winter that wiped them out
@thelastbroker1042 fire aunts were a problem here when I was a kid. (It was originally my grandmothers house) they're no longer a problem. The crazy aunts wiped them out, and I haven't seen much of a return even after the crazy ants were wiped by the cold winter
OMG! AC Family, this was all so intense, and it's about to get crazier... a lot crazier! Ant love forever!
Hi antscanada ant love forever ❤ edit first and I'm a kid
First And Yes Indeed
Hello!!
@fpsUTTP shut up
@fpsUTTPshut up
Imagine jumping into a gang war, attacking everybody, then calmly walking home
🤣🐜❤️
And attacking anybody you see on the walk home home 😂
I'm just a casual viewer but it almost looked to me like the acrobat ant was trying to start a war between the marauders and the black crazy ants. Not sure if that is even a thing, but I couldnt help thinking that.
Bonus Points: Imagine a gang war going on while you and your bae are considering what you're gonna eat.
And then getting ready to get into another Gang War the next day
The one acrobat ant trying to start something between the other two colonies is a tactical genius.
literally jumped in and attacked everyone to start beef and left... he was testing power levels
that one ant incited the extermination of the marauders!
Choas is a ladder - “Little Finger” Ant
That's my boy, we go way back, he's a rascal
Bro was a god tier instigator
I wouldn't worry about the toxins from dart frogs unless you are planning to eat them, or lick you hands after handing them. Also, nobody to my knowledge has managed to simulate their diet well enough to allow them to synthesize their toxins in captivity.
Ok this is a relief!!!
@@AntsCanadahi antscanada
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But do they make the Best Pet Frog?
What would happen if you did lick your hands after handling them?
Anybody watch this guy years ago then saw this large ass tank after not seeing the channel for years bro has been at work
I kinda miss the tiny ant tubes that went everywhere though
same@@mitchalexander73
Yup, been years since I seen him. Good to see him doing so well
i stopped just as he was making the move to his new office building. was slower on the uploads and youtube has hidden it from me until now HAHA!
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That random acrobat ant attack was hilariously outrageous. What was it thinking? Just one lil' guy against two armies? And it got away with it??? Ants are just the coolest little creatures!
Most Likely screeching his ant'si lungs:"You wouldn't get me alive🐜🔫!" 😆
🐜🐜🐜 He was crazier than the crazy ants 🐜🐜🐜
that little ant had no fear, it said YOLO
a successfull flank@@mjfrk
I couldn't stop laughing.
This channel just randomly popped up in my feed and I've gotta say, this is really high production value. Just like something that could be on National Geographic or Animal Planet. Absolutely fantastic job and really great storytelling. The editing, the music, everything is just extremely well done.
Oh no ants Canada is beyond them in terms of quality and even production quality
Totally agree x
David Attenborough level
hm hm hm indeed
That’s how I found the channel to and now I love watching updates it’s so interesting and very much fantastic entertainment value
Funfact:
For anyone who doesnt know anything about aquaristic: in minute 6:21 he shows a shot with a very healthy looking Moss on a Rock in his Tank
This moss is called "Fissidens Fontaneous" and is considered to be one of the slowest and hardest to grow in the aquaristic plants community so he actually knows what he is doing in there
Great work
That moss took forever to establish! Aquarium hobbyists unite!
Plant wise he does but he’s putting fish and other aquatic animals in setups that are really bad for them.
@@collmacnicholas2946how so?
@@collmacnicholas2946 which ones?
@@collmacnicholas2946I'm jumping in this project out of order, so I haven't seen all the vids. But, one thing I noticed is that it seems like he's sourcing his critters locally from the surroundings. Perhaps these creatures ordinarily would have different situations, but so far it looks like they're taking to their new home.
I'm hoping things go well for them. ✌️😎🍀
That one acrobat ant:
"I thrive on chaos!"
The spirit of a warrior lives within that ant😂
Have you considered adding any lizards from the genus Draco to feed on those ants? I can't imagine a better enclosure for them than Pantdora.
Yes!!! I'm looking for them in my yard! But wait... they eat ants???!!!
@@AntsCanadaants make up the vast majority of their diets. That's what makes them so difficult to keep in captivity (normally).
@@AntsCanadaHow much money have you spent on this project? It must be a lot. Love your vids!!
soft crossover of the century hoooly
If it helps reduce the black crazy ant population that sounds like a great idea, they seem to be getting a bit out of control now
Can we all take a moment to appreciate the amount of effort this man puts into camera work, editing, and narrative scripts for these videos?
It’s one thing to have creating a thriving vivarium as a hobby/passion, but it’s next level creating a massively successful TH-cam channel with high quality content based around that passion.
people dont even understand the basics of their own language... they def coming nowhere near such an appreciation of art
No, sorry, I don’t have time
honestly he has come A LONG WAY and its pretty cool to see his channel and content grow
These comments are like farms
Yeah, I definitely have to give him credit. Excellent work..
Taking a moment to fully appreciate how Mikey was able to capture literally ONE single acrobat ant as it attacks two armies. The production quality is insane. IT WAS A SINGLE, VERY SMALL ANT. Fantastic job. PS: Forever depressed about the termites, they might be my fav on the channel since we started with them 1-2 years ago. We will have termite victory eventually, AC family!
Also, I think one of the nerites is on the waterfall (in the b footage). Lol mine are little escape artists
gotta say im team cricket
@@VolvitoLeBard I’m team praying mantis. Let it be the last living thing in there 😈
I get outrageously high and always find myself back here watching these videos, eyes low, mouth open just dry as a desert, practically paralyzed in my chair stuck. I love it here.
Yo same when I get high im like a vegetable🤣
me rn
Facts yo 😂
Crazy I’m currently in that mode reading this comment 😂😂🙌🏽
The aliens watching us via their probes are also high AF watching us, and seeing what we do next.... they especially like to project thoughts in to your head.
THIS is the kind of channel that should have the 24hr live cams, not some beach in CA or street corners in cities. I could watch the pond for hours alone.
Yesss!!!!
A 24hr feed of the tank would be fantastic, maybe with breaks when AC is around if he doesn't want to show his face.
I would absolutely watch this especially if there was some kind of super chill and very quiet music to vibe to.
This would be a really good idea, have a couple/few cameras set up on a 24/7 live stream, I would totally binge
@@MrVovansim he has a a vlogging channel! I don't think he would mind us seeing his face in the context of a live stream...
This is some of the best content available anywhere in years. You have a near infinite source of storyline through the Vivarium, your narration and videography is top notch, and it's highly educational! I'm creeped out by insects but can't look away because I'm in awe with the ecosystem you've set up.
You can be proud of yourself. Keep it going! Subscribed.
Glad you enjoy it!
@SC2EYck I swear you you took my same thought
Absolutely beautifully done! I am subscribing to catch up!
@@AntsCanada i added your channel think least a couple years ago and always found your narration made us part of your various ant colonies
This video is written by some kind of AI
26:41 "This acrobat ant truly had balls of steel!" This took me out💀😭
hes a menace to ant society
27:00 BRO IM SO DEEP INTO THE ANT DRAMA ITS FKIN HILARIOUS
FAX BRO HAHA
@@kryptonpresents2875fr fr 😅
my first Video!OH IM SO ADDICTED TO THE ANT SAGA
LMAOOO
Now that the vivarium is almost complete, do you think we could see a 24hr live stream of it soon? That would be amazing and allow us to tune to see how the creatures are doing!
Oh my god. This is just what I wanted but I didn’t know it yet. I NEED this
oh man how cool would that be!
then i would'nt have to suffer through 30 minutes of motor mouthed nonsense, to see a few minutes of evolution.
Jes pleesssssdsss
@@MrZcotty Nonsense implies it is not related in anyway to the video. Narration and nonsense are two very different things.
You could also get past your truculent nonsense and preserve some dopamine by using the mute button. Shortcut is m...
Yes!!!
Omg I hate when the episodes end 😭 I’ve gotten so addicted to watching these videos! Amazing job man! Episode quality is phenomenal as well! Thanks so much for sharing your adventure in watching Pantdora grow! I believe it’s become our adventure as well 😊
❤🙏🐜
Same😢
i like balls
Holly crap karen you woke up on the wrong side of the bed @@FuzzyTeddy83
@@FuzzyTeddy83 There’s always one out there that gets in their feelings 🙄 He’s not forcing you to watch his videos…But I guess it makes you feel better to say this man doesn’t love animals just because he makes money off of his videos. Guess no one on YT loves what they do because they unfortunately make money off of their posting. Not like anything you say is going to stop him from doing what he’s doing. He’s making at least some people happy with his content, and judging from his followers, A LOT of people. You are entitled to your opinions of course. If you’re not happy, close the app with his page on it, hit the BACK arrow, click “Not Interested” or something. Again, no one’s forcing you to watch.
Dude, this is the best thing I've seen on youtube in years. Highly educational, entertaining, and dramatic with great videography. Thanks for your dedication to this project and for providing this content.
Wow, thanks! Ant love forever! ❤️🐜🙏
Yay@@AntsCanada
Yay
I agree! The story telling is epic. And I've learned so much about nature than I have in a long time and it's entertaining.
@@AntsCanada Pls guys add mudskipper
That one acrobat ant was all "LEROY JENKINS!" Sprinting in with complete chaotic energy.
I swear this is the best series on TH-cam right now. Major props!
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I agree. I’m hooked
im sure you watch EVERY series on youtube
prove me wrong @@dhruvsingh8944
@@AntsCanadacan u add some chameleons and small birds maybe
Your passion for this is far beyond a hobby.
This setup is so stunning that it can't really be explained with just words.
You are an excellent teacher.
🐜🙏❤️ Thank you! Ant love forever!
@AntsCanada I worked for the company that did the West edmonton mall.so I have seen some cool stuff but this is right up there with that.
Built 4000 gallon tanks for commercial buildings etc.
So I know the work involved in something like this not including all the stuff inside.
Impressive is a massive understatement.
@@FuzzyTeddy83cry about it?
Your Better than any Doccument in the world
You know... It's not just the cool ants.... Your skill as a storyteller is what really makes this channel shine.
Yea Morgan Freeman finally has a white successor
@@jonathanlee8162 technically not white
I can get behind this comment in agreement 💪
Yes! I have definitely learned why Socialism is so dangerous! Thank you!
hes voice is perfect for it
26:32 bro is a menace fr
Hola Mikey! Pantdora is absolutely incredible. We can all tell you've put a lot of love into this and care so deeply about what it means to have balance in an ecosystem. I'd like to clarify what you said about dart frogs. I've kept golden poison frogs in the past. In the wild, this is the species from Colombia known as the most poisonous creature on the planet. However in captivity, it along with other dart frogs are harmless unless you give them their exact diet in the wild. While they do get their poison from ants, the dart frogs wouldn't develop this poison from the black crazy ants. And the great thing about golden poison frogs is how vocal they are! Out of the dart frogs, they are the most vocal! So they're a great addition to any vivarium.
In the wild, these frogs are no joke! The golden poison frog produces deadly alkaloid batrachotoxins in their skin glands as a defense against predators. A single frog has enough for ten humans or 20,000 mice. Golden poison frogs are a very important frog to the local indigenous cultures, such as the Emberá and Cofán people in southern Colombia. The frog is the main source of the poison in the darts used by the natives to hunt. The Emberá people carefully expose the frog to the heat of a fire, and the frog exudes small amounts of poisonous fluid. The tips of arrows and darts are soaked in the fluid, and remain deadly for two years or longer.
Wow!!!
@@AntsCanada also in captivity you are more than likely more harmful to dart frogs than they are to you, they can breathe through there skin and the oils on your hands can clog their pores and hurt their breathing so its always best to avoid holding them at all unless absolutely necessary but they are great pets I still have mine and its one of the coolest pets I've ever owned.
To many words!
GOT DAYUM that's some quality entertainment right here! Dude, I'm loving how you're showing progress across all animals and explaining what they're doing, and showing them hunting and going about their day. Top notch content, very entertaining and informative, great storytelling. You had my attention locked in. Great job.
Thanks for watching!
A radical last ditch mitigation for the Black Crazy Ants. If they are getting out of control and start moving again, you could make of yourself a predator and grab and remove the queens as they trail to a new nest. The chances of this method allowing you to get them all would be almost nonexistent, and the reduced queens would result in lower colony numbers and potentially allow the native ants to compete on level ground with them.
True, AC is a part of the ecosystem just like everything else when it comes down to it, even if he makes his involvement gentle.
i was thinking about using a shop vac to suck them up. i know it works for bees, why not ants?
I +1 taking a harsh intervention approach on the Black Crazy Ants. I'm worried about the long term health of the ecosystem if they're allowed to grow unhindered, especially since the tank isn't as large as a whole real forest.
yeah, get a shop vac and suck as many up as possible so they don't dominate the whole ecosystem.
Someone mentioned above that a certain lizard eats ants.
That acrobat ant is a menace to society
Pure black air force energy
Lmao when the grass hopper went down all I could hear was “put it in reverse terry”🤣
Bag it up Terry! What are you doooooin terrrrryy! 😂
Yrret is terry in reverse
glad i’m not the only one
Unless you can find a predator to specifically target the crazy ants and mostly ignore all the others, then your best bet is probably to just remove them somehow. At this rate they're just going to take over the entire place and you'll have none of the smaller insects left. The only bad thing about most predators you could add, is that they'll eat the other little bugs as well. You need something that would specialize in crazy ants specifically.
Agreed. It's only a matter of time before they kill the other ants. Overwhelm the larger creatures and kill the plants from below
quick, send him an echidna!
or throw out the treestump
I have a Dyson. Lol
Get an ant eater
I have built several no maintenance tanks. I would put some more plants in your pond. More fast growing plants that do well with roots submerged but the foliage grows outside the water. Pothos, Philodendron or Peace Lilly seem to work well. But many other plants like mint or lettuce can also do very well. The duck weed and other similar floating plants also do really well so good to see you put that in. Maybe once your vines send more roots into the water it will be enough. To many animals in the water can quickly overcome the plants uptake of nutrients. If your not trimming plants regularly from the pond, it's probably not enough growth to remove all nutrients. If your not doing water changes, you want to keep an eye on nitrates to make sure the plants are keeping up. A bog filter can work really well and this setup is perfect for a bog filter so you might want to look into that. Anubias grow WAY to slow to help remove nitrates, they look good but really don't do much for nitrate removal. Submerged plants in general don't do much at all.
I agree some pothos growing out of it would be great for the environment and look super jungle-y
I believe he mentioned near the beginning that the pond waterfall runs from a filtered pump through a bio filter.
"If something is watching you, go backwards slowly. It's a predator"
- The wise grass hopper
Freshwater clams and muscles are the best natural filters out there, if you want to keep Pandora's water's squeaky clean, then maybe add some of those. I've loved making little ecosystems and that's largely thanks to your channel, so this project is everything I could dream of, would you ever consider adding a vine snake to this vivarium? They are native to Sri Lanka where I grew up, and they are some of the tiniest but coolest little snakes you'll ever see
or other snakes who are specialist in eating ants to keep the ants low.
I'm amazed at how you managed to make a discussion about war between ants intriguing
Thanks for watching!🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜
Reminiscent of Thoreau!
Dude you make videos about ants and now this eco system and your currently #16 on trending with a million views in a day... that basically says how amazing you are at this and your presentation and editing are top notch. Your videos just make me feel good, watching nature develope, grow and evolve in a microcosim is just entrancing. Keep it up man!!!!
Thank you! Ant love forever! ❤️🐜🙏
Your comment and this channel is blowing my mind. Incredible that nature channels are getting so much attention on youtube and the fact that these are well completed hobbies that get this attention. Reminds me of how television used to be as a kid when and if you had cable.
i lol'd at the random roach being kicked out of the stump during the queen ant move
Beautiful journey as always
Nice & good
I've never been so invested in a series on TH-cam than i am with this series
Truly a world class ecosystem build, well done antscanada 😊
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I would have to agree with you. The creator did a really good job amazing.
You should make a 24/7 livestream just on one area close up to watch the animals which wander past then change the area being shown every day or so
that would be so cool!!!
Yay I’m not alone with this idea!
Yes great idea?
! Not ? Lol
There would be something like this,as confirmed in another comment.
a few days ago I found a small trapjaw ant colony in my grandma's very tiny front yard I'm in Indonesia with my mom to take care of my grandma and I never thought I would see this cool ants they are sooooo cool
I can't believe that, after watching the past 2 episodes, that I am now sitting here after ending work, anticipating this episode and the ones that come after. I'm not a huge ant guy, but I'm so invested in this story
This is the best series I have seen about Nature. EVER! Keep it up! 🐜❤️
Thank you! Ant love forever! ❤️🙏🐜
@@AntsCanadahi ants Canada pls reply to my comments
It's so epic!
He has the Hobby bad, very nice Display of Nature. Enjoy it.
Hi huge fan I love this series@@AntsCanada
i like how the vivarium is SO massive that you named almost more species than i have seen in my 19 years of being alive and still had space to say "And more" after those 😭
@fpsUTTP what the heck is your profile pic!
@fpsUTTPscrew you
Don’t mind the person hating on antscanada, just report them, they’re replying the same message on a lot of comments supporting antscanada
@@Daifa_- it’s a bot, just report it for spam
I raised dart frogs in my own system for years and in captivity, we don't have the correct insects to have them develop that toxin. So you are safe to introduce them to your system to maintain the ant population.
I was a little apprehensive of this giant project, particularly the idea of ants fighting each other. You've alleviated all of that with how complete an ecosystem you are building. It's just absolutely beautiful! I love learning about all the new creatures and plants and substrates and environmental features! Thanks so much for posting these videos and sharing what must be such a dearly held interest and hobby (is hobby too small of a word for the level of commitment you have to these tiny creatures?) with all of us! Thank you! Thank you!
Like my comment about the slender blind snake so he sees it please
Thank you! Ant love forever! ❤️🐜🙏
This is wild.
I had a 100G fresh water aquarium, and i 100% agree with you.. Those things can become a never ending money pit, very fast. And the constant maintenance is insane.
Respect for maintaining these monstrous home ecosystems 👌 its not an easy task.
I haven’t been excited for a youtube series like I am for this one ever!
❤🙏🐜 Ant love forever!
@AntsCanada awh man, I'm jealous of this dude getting your reply 🥹
I'm sure your self flagellation INcEL videos are just to die for as we all know noone cares @fpsUTTP
me neither
Alright bro this is the greatest thing I've seen on youtube in years, I'm so glad I was randomly suggested this channel at 1am on a friday after a boring work shift.
I would add a variety of plants to the small pond. Anubias filter directly from the water, but you’ll still need plants that will draw nutrients from the substrate. Dwarf water lilies could work; once they get roots in the substrate, they rapidly grow. Cryptocorynes are also pretty good, but they’re slow growers. Sword plants will send out runners and spread pretty fast.. sometimes. I’m not sure what they’re actually called, but what’s sometimes referred to as betta bulbs are pretty prolific
u could always add some spider plants...they grow anywhere even under water as i had them in one of my tanks and they are pretty incredible cleaners! easy to maintain and u can pull them out when they get larger to put in some small ones again=) if u make a separate tank for filtering u could use spider plants to filter that water too!
Dude. You single-handedly taught me that Nature isn’t something to be feared for repulsed by. But is something truly spectacular and beautiful. Bravo. PS: I would love to see Vampire Crabs! They are some of my favourite crabs due to their colouration and name!
You only just found out how beautiful our earth is. I have loved it since I was able to walk and talk 63 years ago.
@@AngelaVara-i4l The only important thing is that they discovered Nature for what it truly is. The timespan, well, that helps with experience, but there's no need to put them down. We're all earth lovers here.
Your lighting is incredible! From one creator to another I can really appreciate the work you put into this! As well as how often you post. You are a 👑 in the animal niche! 🙌🏻 well done my friend 🤙🏻
Ty! ❤️🐜🙏
ants canada is the creator of worlds and saves them mr hillbilly is the creator and destroyer of worlds
@@sampadaraitamang6579do you say that’s bad or good?
Lmaooo the way the grasshopper noped and backed out when it saw the frog 😂
This vivarium has reached a point where the lore and storyline will be infinite and never ending. It’s a marvel what nature is, this rainforest can theoretically exist for the rest of time with proper care. The ecosystem will be so vast and rich with so many different types of creatures as more prey insects reproduce and predators multiply. It’s been a treat to witness this tank evolve from the beginning, it sheds so much light on nature that we can see. We walk around in our day to day lives almost always forgetting that outside of human life, there is a world where nature is happening all around us. Being able to see a small slice of that reality in this enclosure is wonderful and incredibly eye opening. We’re able to see some of nature’s greatest moments up close, moments that would almost certainly escape our eyes if we hadn’t stopped to look.
Absolutely, without a doubt, my favorite series on TH-cam. Hands down. ❤
Thank you for watching! Ant love forever! ❤️🐜🙏
@@AntsCanadaant love forever and happy new year
@@AntsCanada thank you for the enjoyable content. 🙂
Facts
I have a great-nephew that is six years old. He's become my bug buddy, as he's the only one in my family that enjoys bugs and stuff as much as I do. I've turned him on to your channel recently, and he can't get enough of it. I've been a subscriber for years, and have a new little buddy to enjoy these with. You are a master of biology, and interesting content. Thanks
That is awesome!
Just imagine our universe is just the box and someone is observing
Ima be the acrobat ant fr
it's God
I loved the line "water was like the glue that connects all of life", it really does seem that way.
I’ve been with ants Canada since before he had 1 million subscribers and I just gotta say that this content has gotten 10x better than before, this guy really puts in the work, I love your channel AntsCanada and you should keep up this great top of the line content.
Thanks for watching #AntLoveForever
There really should be live cams of different sections of this vivarium
You need national geographic sponsorship dude this is better than full productions I've seen 🔥🔥 good job🎉
Everything about this channel is next level. The builds, the lighting, the story telling and the camera work!
As a reef keeper, which is another form of setting up an enclosed ecosystem, I can't wait to see Pantdora a year from now.
Edit: Have you considered a refugium for this set-up? If you don't know what a refugium is, look into the reef keeping hobby. But it's basically a separate tank full of plants and critters so you can increase the amount of water in your system and keep the same display size. Plus you have a safe place for breeding fish and such to have babies. Plus the more water you have the more stable your parameters remain, while allowing you to have more filtering plants and algae without cluttering your main display. I use it to complete the ecosystem in my reefs. Copapods breed down there and constantly provide clean up crew and food for my corals and fish. Also, you can remove greedy crabs from your prized animals, while still allowing them to help keep dead animals from decomposing and destroying your water quality. As a freshwater planted aquarist, I think you understand how important stable parameters are.
It's crazy how far ants Canada has come. From humble beginnings to the amazingly beautiful ant house
That one ant spraying acid in everyone face and walking out like nothing happened 😂
Epic project.
Rainforest systems tend to contain a lot of snails and slugs, so you might want to add some from your area to the land section. Other than Clints specific ant eating recommendations, I would slow down the addition of predators and feeders now for a while, to let the system settle a bit. Of cause, such a vivarium will always require some more additions to be the best it can be, but for the most part, a stable predator-prey relationship should get time to develop in an ecosystem and most of the energy in the system should originate from the plants and then go through herbivores and detrivores to the predators. If you add high numbers of one species of feeders, you boost the numbers of their predators (and if you are unlucky, the crazy ants benefit the most). And that, in return, may than deplete the populations of the less abundant herbivores.
Also: If you have the opportunity to do so, without destroying to much other stuff, it might be worth to give the invasive ants a hot water treatment to reduce their populations and number of queens, to give the native ant species an advantage. It would be a pity if the crazy ants, which apparently had a head start, took over the whole vivarium.
Yeah I would hate to see the crazy ants take over, I would like to see the native colony prevail
Thank you for bringing attention to the beauty of blackwater aquariums! Over the years I have heard so many people say bad things about the look of blackwater setups, but I have always loved them. They're so much more beneficial for the inhabitants and give such a naturalistic look to a setup. Absolutely underrated in my opinion! Not enough people know the benefits of it or that a lot of the fish in the FW aquarium hobby originate from blackwaters. It really makes a difference!
Yellow
This is true. My coldwater setup is done as a blackwater river but when people see it they say it needs cleaning as filthy 😢 no, it's just the tannins.
I bet it's beautiful!
@@whimsicalgarbage Thank you. I love watching my fish. My corys have just laid more eggs.
It's amazing that the plot of Antz may have played out in this video...
Fr
Also, hey Clint!
The first video I've watched of yours was you introducing this amazing vibrarium. I was hooked, and have now gone back 3 years, binging your videos, and I'm absolutely enthralled. I never would have thought that I could spend hours watching ants. I appreciate your narration and amazing production quality, as well as the individual personalities of each ant species.
Like my comment about the slender blind snake so he sees it please
Thank you! Ant love forever! ❤️🐜🙏
Literally found, bonded, and binged this series within a few days. Im so invested in the different species! Your editing is also amazing, feels like I'm im watching a documentary on tv! Can't wait till the next post!
Bruh that Acrobat Ant wanted all the smoke 😳 he pulled up on 2 blocks and dipped 🤣
The only logical course of action I can see is for you to remove the stump as safely and efficiently as you can. I had to deal with fire ants in Mississippi. Colonies that are experts at thriving are almost impossible to contain. Don’t let the black crazy ants take over your enclosure! 🙌🏻 Awesome job!!
Yeah remove the stump. And get rid of the fire ants and the black crazy ants and replace it with something else or clear the stump completely and start over,
Noooo! I love that stump. Plus it was SO heavy and hard to move in there. I also fear the bca have satellite nests all around the vivarium with egg-laying queens. 😭
@@AntsCanada I'm on the side that says let the black crazy ants be as they are. If they're thriving, let them thrive, simple as that. They're on of my favorite parts to follow. Such a big colony
The stump is totally awesome, and no doubt was the vector for many unintended species. If you don't want the unintended flora and fauna, you could freeze it before introduction, or re-introduction.
@@JHSullivanIII that is a really good idea lol. Wouldn’t have thought of that myself I don’t think. And no I’m not being sarcastic
I think I need to come see Pandora! Are you accepting visitors??
Collab of the century
@fpsUTTPdude shut up no one cares about you opinion
Y'all should definitely collaborate
A collab could be cool
What about AC killing house geckos by letting them get mauled by ants?
I'm 23. Been consuming TH-cam since it came out.
This is my favorite stand alone series I've watched in memory. Thank you for producing and uploading for free.
I appreciate all the work you do.
Glad you enjoy it! Ant love forever! 🐜❤️🙏
@@AntsCanada Forever! Life is such a blessing to witness. Thanks again. :)
Each Vivarium episode is even more fascinating than the last...
Thanks for watching!🐜
This has got to be the first channel that ive bingewatched a series on TH-cam! Awesome job! Cant wait for more!
Wow, thanks! Ant love forever!
I just want to say every Sunday I look forward to your new video. It’s kind of part of my end of the day routine for Sunday. I make a nice iced coffee light up a cigarette and just chill to watch how everything turns out. This is such a cool series. You should submit this into some kind of mini series competition.
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This is as fascinating as watching a well-narrated nature documentary or more so! I'd never have thought I'd be as interested in the lives of bugs and small reptiles and amphibians as I am in learning about the behaviours of larger wild animals and ocean creatures.
You truly make it all so fascinating with your passion and master crafting of this environment and your videos! Thank you for blessing us with this!
Playing god at home 😂
lol
polyphia be like 🥹
Worldbox be like
When your pet make you bored it's time to decide when a Doomday
Lmao my thoughts
26:48: that ant was totally like "whoops, did I just accidentally a war?"
This is such a captivating series! My whole family is completely invested!
Keep up the fantastic work! 😊
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The little grasshopper is like scrat from ice age living his life I hope it will survive
Why is this the best nature show on the entire internet and I don't even like ants 😂 Seriously tho I'm so invested in the Pantdora series, the seriously the most amazing vivarium, the storytelling is captivating to put it lightly, and the video production quality is superb. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Man I remember watching this channel over 6 years ago. What growth!
Thanks for watching
25:51 this single acrobat ant is a menace! very funny. bro did a hit and run 😂
That acrobat ant is the definition of chaotic neutral
I dont subscribe to many channels, but I think your hustle, grind, and dedication deserves millions.
He entered a new league with this series
This man is a god to his victims
You should consider subscribing to more channels & liking more. It helps the creators create the things we love & if you love seeing stuff like this…than subbing & liking cost you nothing but is everything to them so they can continue to do this. Plus, the goodness you spread may come back to you.
@@rhcp9009 I know, but the majority of the most popular youtubers are identical clones of each other. I look for and enjoy the channels that do things differently, and work hard each video to create something truly special. God bless.
I love that i can sit down every week and watch new episodes of these different worlds like a tv show, its great. Reminds me of the good days of animal planet and discovery channel watching the shows where they talk about all the different animals. It's also amazing that you focus on the world not too many people truly focus on or think about. Can't wait to see this vivarium evolve and what other projects you got planned!
I’ve been watching this series since it was just a guy in an apartment with his ants to watch this channel grow to such heights and see the video quality get so good i will never stop watching and keeping up with this wonderful channel
The acrobat ant being a menace for no reason
I love watching these especially when the TH-cam algorithm is so trash now a days, keep it up AntsCanads!
Glad you enjoy it! Ant love forever! ❤️🙏🐜
I’m so impressed with all your work it’s amazing, you even inspired me to get my own colony of ants.
shut up @fpsUTTP
@fpsUTTPwho asked you??? All cops are bad.
Lol I want to do that, but I feel like I would fail. So right now, I am taking care of certain ants in my yard.
@fpsUTTPnobody cares about your opinion+Nobody asked for your opinion+if your content is better why are you still living with your parents and poor+change ur pfp
@dabadore. you should start with a simple species of ant like black garden ants and buy a colony with about 20 workers to make the start easier.These are some tips if you ever need them.
16:37 the grasshopper glow up is my fav!
Currently binge watching one of the best series on yt
Thanks for watching
@AntsCanada no problem! I am currently on the "huntsman spider returns from the dead" episode!
That one Acrobat ant got me cracking up😂😂😂
Thanks for watching!🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜
What I love in Pandora is that you can see real nature in it . I Hope you will not end this project and just make it bigger.
Isn't it pantDora? Or am I hearing it wrong
The end product will be a little bedroom enclosed in glass inside an ecosystem house.
@@succatash Omg your right! I never noticed he's doing the play on ant and Pandora and just thought he was saying Pandora! confirmed by the description.
pAntdora
imagine he makes it a 20x20 square instead. A chunk of actual rainforest in his home
Far more entertaining than anything on cable TV. The camera work, music and narration are spot on. Not to mention the incredible Vivarium!
The acrobat had balls of steel😂😂😂
The storytelling and nature conservation you provide is priceless. The acrobat ant was pretty darn inspiring when faced with survival (while starting trouble😂😅).
Just because you might feel alone, keep fighting. You could very much have an army behind you. ✊
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i agree
Crazy ants are insane. When i moved into my current home, there was a growing invasive colony in the neighborhood that quickly grew out of hand. They are drawn to electricity and will short out elecrical work in your home. They died in such large numbers that I was literally shoveling them off of my property. The number can not be properly described. From the beginning of this series, I've been waiting for when they would overrun the whole project. The only thing that stopped them for my house was a particularly cold winter that wiped them out
Wooooow!
We have a really bad fire ant problem where I’m from. Cant go 30 yards without driving over a mound on a trail.
@thelastbroker1042 fire aunts were a problem here when I was a kid. (It was originally my grandmothers house) they're no longer a problem. The crazy aunts wiped them out, and I haven't seen much of a return even after the crazy ants were wiped by the cold winter