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Step-by-step instructions on how to buld a 6"x6"x3/4" Plaster/Gypsum Ant Terrarium or Habitat). |
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Congratulations you have finished your Ant Terrarium. To make versions larger in size or depth simply scale the ingredients and materials appropriately. For ants that are 3/8" of an inch in size I encourage the use of 1/2" or larger tubing to allow them to easily bring large dead insects etc into the colony. I also encourage the size of chambers in the plaster terrarium to be no thicker than 2x queen height, no wider than 10 worhers width and longer than 5 worker lengths roughly. When chambers are too large the ants seem to avoid them. When too small they find it difficult to move between them. |
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