Ant Room Tour | Giant Bull Ants 

Roberto Plínio I watched one video thinking that’s was the last one but no a few hours later I am still watching his videos

Remove this, people like you make my brain do it and it messes it up. DELETE

Thats literally how all of us wound up here. "Oh, that looks cool, ill just watch that video..." now I have three queens laying eggs as a 30 year old man. Witchcraft.

I did the same thing a year ago... Now I’m working on an ant colony lol.

@@sn4cky_ 5104¹ⁿ

brian martin he sucks. He has no experience and can only keep the easiest ants, any others die. Ants Australia has actual experience and doesn’t give his ants literal snot!

brian martin Well, as an ant keeper, I can say that he isn’t a great keeper, but he is ok.

Atleat ants canada try his best And probably will get better day by day...this ant australia maybe is ant keeper for long time or maybe he has a friend to teach him They are both good no need to compare them when they love what they are doing

@@dexterpeligro7452 well ants Canada actually has a lot more experience than ants australia, but ants Canada cares more about the show part, making beginner mistakes just to make a video on it, creating fake problems to get attention, and most importantly putting his ants in danger too.

@@rgutt2884 Exactly

Me too my ant love started in 2017

Watched them for ages before getting my own ant cause I’m still in school and got no money but now I’ve managed to catch heaps of my own queens got a job and bought sugar ant queens 😃😃

There's also another high quality less popular one called ants kingdom asia.

me too! i have camponotus and tetramorium colonies now.

Same

Haha lol 😂

I've been stung as a kid and I tell you a bee or a wasp ain't got shit on these guys.

I like ants because of you

I got big headed ants because of you. You were the one who started my recent obsession with ants 🐜 and I thank you. In my opinion, my favorite ants here are the giant bull ants and the big headed ants.

@@Megusta_plants what species

same

Im a big fan

@ArthroExotics he probably encouraged them by getting ants.

They are called trap jaw, I have a friend that owns them

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Christine Chua Actually they are not called trap jaw ant (Odontomachus spec.). The ants in this video are indeed called Bull ants (Myrmeciinae spec.). Both species look similar but Myrmeciinae are generally bigger and cant snap their jaws like Odontomachus;) i hope i could clear things up a bit. P.S. antsaustralia also made a video about trap jaw ants

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Another ant RU-vidr it’s great to see ant love is spreading.

Ant Invasion have you ever had a small test tube colony but they cull there queen

Ant Invasion help out ants

they are the devils spawn....!!!! haha

Jack Jumpers got out in your house? Burn it down and reap the insurance.

Catsadilla no, bull ants don’t like homes. Fire ants do.

Garden ants on my paper when I spot them: jump or die

This is actually a really amazing story

Damn no like from him

Its wonderful to hear young people talking so positively about ants :) and I'm really glad you now have your favourite species 🐜🐜🐜 happy ant keeping ✨ Peace Love and Prosperity to all ✨

Lol wth

Because they are GIANT bull ants

Because they are GIANT bull ants

This ain't it chief

Dead Meme your username goes well with your comment

The Catfinch then u must have Parkinson’s

Lol

I clicked a notification in just half a second not jk

Lol

If they're anything like crickets, they actually are full of personality. I raised and studied crickets for years. And I was shocked by how different each individual cricket could be. They definitely did have personalities. 🦗

@@virglibrsaglove that’s fascinating, what kind of crickets? i was just watching my tetramorium ant colonies and thinking about whether every ant has her own personality or if they are more like autonomous drones. i love thinking about what it must be like to experience life as an ant or other tiny insect, to have chemoreceptors and antennae...

@@repeatdefender6032 It really was cool.I've had wild caught Texas field crickets as pets. But the kind that I raised and studied for years were house crickets - the kind found at pet stores and sold as food for other animals. I also raised greater anglewing katydids. I studied all three. I also wondered originally if they had personalities or any kind of self awareness or intelligence. So, I learned to identify them by noticing tiny flaws in each. Maybe a bent left antenna, a nick here, ding there. (Not caused by me, of course) And then I watched them. A lot. Lol. And I learned that not only do they show self awareness, but they each behave slightly differently. Personalities. I also learned their body language. And learned that they have a hierarchy and societal rules. I found that to be true for the katydids and the crickets. They were aware of me, too. And even knew the difference between me and other people. I used to let the katydids out when I'd redo their vivarium with fresh leaves. Some of them would choose to be near me, but not other people. And some just wanted to explore. All these little creatures were absolutely fascinating to me to study. I don't know if ants are the same or not. But my guess would be that they are. Especially the bull ants since they function more individually. I wonder if you could learn to tell any of yours apart. If so, you can learn about your guys just like I learned about mine. I would absolutely love to hear what you find if you try. PS, I also watched a lot to see how they seemed to detect the world. And if if was at all like we do. It really was fascinating studying them. Maybe I'll write a book someday.

@@virglibrsaglove that is amazing! i love katydids, they show up in my yard a lot and i like to photograph them. they definitely seem to have personality. your cricket observing sounds a lot like things i do, i think we're pretty equal on the nerd scale, lol. i do watch my ants really closely, the tetramorium ants are really small and too hard to observe in that way. you can just make out their difference in size between the regular workers and the larger "majors", and the queens are enormous but they never come out. the camponotus ants are larger so it's a bit easier to watch them, but again, once the colony gets bigger they're just too small, fast, and multitudinous to pay specific attention to; and their flaws are too small notice, mostly. i can see how each one acts and reacts to the world differently when they're out and about in the terrarium, and i can see how each one is doing a different job. I'd love to have an even bigger species like the bull ants to watch.

@@repeatdefender6032 I love how you say we're pretty equal on the nerd scale! 🤣🤣🤣 I would agree. I embraced my inner nerd a long time ago and just full on enjoy things like this. 😊 Your ants sounds like a lot of fun to watch and raise. 🦗👍 I think you would really enjoy having a cricket vivarium in addition. They require pretty much the exact same care and setup as ants do, from what I can see. I had mine in a 10 gallon aquarium with a mesh top that I lined with an extra layer of screen so the babies wouldn't slip through. Well, actually two of those plus a 5 gallon. Lol. And my light was incandescent so that it would add more heat. But otherwise, it was the same care that I see in the video here. And there's so much to learn about them by observation. Language, societal norms, individuality, life stages, environmental impact, food preferences. The list goes on and on. Yep. Definite nerdiness. Lol.🤣 Plus, I really like the way they sound. The katydids were an absolute pleasure to have and watch. And listen to. Especially watching the whole life cycle. I even got to watch a few molt into their adult form with their beautiful wings unfolding. But they were a ton of work because they only eat fresh greens and are particular about what kinds. So, I did a lot of gathering food for them and replenishing their little forest. They were worth it, though. I will probably have both again someday when I am more settled. And possibly ants, too. I think I would like a nice big species of ant. Ooo! What about carpenter ants!? Those would be wonderful to have! Btw, it's nice to have a fellow bug nerd to geek out with! Thanks for enjoying with me! 🤣👍🦗

Well both are from the British Commonwealth Realm

Bitter enemies, like rival colonies :P

Ants Scandinavia

Indigo ants

I think ants Australia did help ants Canada once when Mikey was talking nuptial flight times

hey mate probably a bit late but those reptile ones are the same from the pet shop

Ants after my own heart.

i like them too! they're adorable!

Mine all just dealt with my raising critters. I had crickets and big beautiful green Katydids among other things. Not having them wasn't really an option. Lol

heyo, since it's been a year, how is the colony?

Means a lot! Thanks for your support :)

Bigget?

No I sm

I am

Steven Pease no i am

I think I was that last dude. Lol. 😂

Really? lol

sr. lopez Doesn’t sound attention hungry at all....😒

@@ang3lx_xdvst not attention hungry i actually did

Cringe Master no u

Yeah, he says he lives in Melbourne of Australia in his Giant Bull Ants video.

Well it would’ve illegal for him to have endemic ants in other country’s

CLGYT Crab Master Gaming unless he has a license

Itsjusta Hemi *Correct*

@@acrab7722 well, actually in most countries it is not illegal to import/export ants, except for the us and partially, aus, tho you can get a license for aus. And also I will be assuming you learned this from ac, and he is not someone you should put your trust in

I have a pharaoh ant queen too. She just had her first worker. Can I ask, how often do you feed yours at least in the founding stage?

The pharohs had slaves, he (tutunkarmoon) is browning in that ant 🐜 pussy 🐱

@@stevenpease2742 wtf

ant Canada takes interest in more than just ants, and they are not click bait

Ants Canada glorifies stuff but he doesnt click bait per say. Its more or less stretching the truth a bit.

that's called spam

Ijust means ants australia stays entirely true to ants

you could say aus is informatic and canada entertaining of course both are informatic AND entertaining but you see what they prefer

Sorry 😐 m8 u definetly have no like

Steven Pease ok 👌👌👌👌