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This is my new tropical vivarium update! The two 'army ant' species inside are technically not the classic Dorylus army ant - but damn close in my opinion! They are all still flourishing together at this very moment and I hope you can trust me in making sure no congestion/animal cruelty occurs inside. Having seen these guys in nature all I can say that they are living according to their natural environment (as much as I can offer them at least!) :D.
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@Yoshi278 Год назад

I refuse to believe you can actually have two army ant colonies and a trap jaw ant colony successfully co-exist in a vivarium for any considerable amount of time lol. Also those are all snail eggs.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

We will see!! I bet the opposite... but the moment bad things happen I will make sure to intervene. Ok so far :D

@Yoshi278 Год назад

@@nordicants6232 best of luck then. It will be amazing to watch.

@Hungary_0987 Год назад

@@nordicants6232well, it was fine so far in other places too…

@frogprincess412 Год назад

Asian marauder ants are not true army ants, though they do raid nests sometimes, they have permanent nests. True army ants (as I'm sure you know) have temporary bivouacs made out of the actual ants. So maybe it will work, but I don't think so. Honestly, I have a difficult time seeing how any two ant colonies would thrive let alone survive in a vivarium least of all true army ants. It will be an interesting experiment and I know he will keep close watch and intervene if necessary.

@Spacecadet3890 5 месяцев назад

@@frogprincess412he had multiple species running for years

@jarodcallan4756 Год назад

For reference those eggs you're seeing are more than likely snail eggs as opposed to fish eggs

@nordicants6232 Год назад

You are correct! Totally messed up xD

@englishants7499 Год назад

One day I hope you make a coastal tank, maybe brackish water with mud skippers and fiddler crabs

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Mud skippers are the dream man

@englishants7499 Год назад

@@nordicants6232 they always are 🤣 Keep up the good work my friend 👍

@Js-uz5sg Год назад

You have serious narration talent man, this is like a budget David Attenborough film

@oliverforde1115 Год назад

I thought army ants couldn't be kept in captivity? or is it just a certain species either way this is amazing!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Its a certain species! (Both) the true army ants are almost impossible lol :D

@oliverforde1115 Год назад

@@nordicants6232 ah that makes sense I thought your where a mad man haha but it seems to be working perfectly!

@savagefoxdesigns6692 Год назад

If its said to be impossible thats just because nobody has figured out how to do it properly. My opinion is anything is possible so long as it doesn't break the laws of physics. The more difficult species to keep or ones yet to be successfully kept in captivity usually require other symbiotic relationships possibly not yet known to science or very specific conditions that are very hard to replicate.

@HeriqueMartins Год назад

Well Edward O. Wilson in his book said he kept one for a while to study and found a new species of parasitic beetle.

@philiplamberth490 Год назад

OMG!! I just LOVE this vivarium! Contiue doing this type of content please!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thank you so much!!!!

@akenon5901 Год назад

Every living organism with a brain feels pain acutely and precisely, after all, pain is a vital tool for survival, to know where, when, how hard and by what it is being damaged..

@DmGrimm Год назад

Being honest man, the other fish and aquatic animals are probably eating the babies as they hatch or even still as eggs. Fish will even eat their own eggs and babies.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

It was snail eggs apparently xD

@ASSASSIN8320 Год назад

Very awesome, as always. For the next vid, i would appreciate footage of the centipede, should you have anything interesting. Also,what will happen if the newts grow up and leave the water, won´t they be in danger of predation by it?

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Yes its suuuuper illusive… I try film it all I can but its almost never out xD

@onepieceboll Год назад

I really like this video!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

I really like you! :D

@rocker8897 Год назад

Please give the shrimp some friends.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Very good idea!

@Slop_Dogg Год назад

@@nordicants6232Yeah, he needs some buddies!

@sethmawson2220 Год назад

Good to hear the passion in your voice. Keep going man!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thanks man ;D

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Join the discord to know when the vivarium streams on twitch are on: discord.gg/vB2MmCKyjN Thanks for watching and have a fANTastic day :D! Also what other marine inhabitants do you want?

@theaquascapecorner Год назад

Neocaridina shrimp would be cool, and maybe some frog species. Also, the word “marine” is only used to describe saltwater ecosystems, you would just refer to it as freshwater. Love the video!

@tamarrajames3590 Год назад

Maybe some cherry shrimp? More amphibians would be cool too, newts and frogs…maybe even a small turtle species.🖤🇨🇦

@joeyprince2910 3 месяца назад

If you want a fish species that will reproduce in the pond and raise to adulthood without human intervention, I would recommend Endler live bearers. Or any live bearer, but endlers stay small and come in many different colour variations. I started with 1M & 2F in my backyard pond and now I have 1000’s a few years later.

@samrockwallgunship Год назад

YESS NORDIC ANTS UPLOADSDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

WUOIIIII

@samrockwallgunship Год назад

@@nordicants6232 no joke u are actually on my top 3 favorite youtubers of all time

@zefisherman607 Год назад

They’re not fish eggs but pond snail eggs 🥚

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Just realised!!! My goodness xD

@BridgetScanlon-jh3dh Год назад

i wish he would upload more often cause these videos are awsome

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thank you :D

@ghostbirdlary Год назад

brooo no shot 2 army ant colonies and that wholesome trapjaw ant colony can live in a vivarium that small. if you have to take one side out, take the army ants out, trapjaw ants are just too cool to take out and army ants are really agressive and might wipe everythong in the take outside the water out

@nordicants6232 Год назад

I completely agree! Abd defo the marauder ants as they do best in non vivarium setup compared to the others :D

@animalintrovert3758 Год назад

I believe that those were snail eggs, but I’m not an expert.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

They are! You are correct :,)

@johnnycraft4583 Год назад

You should make a vivarium filled either only passive ant colonies or a vivarium with colonial tarantulas, or even have leafcutter ants in the vivarium since they're known to be one of the few ant species to stand toe to toe against army ants and ither aggressive ant specie. You should also try acorn ants due to their passive behavior and their size, maybe even some of the ant species that Antscanada himself is recently keeping.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Many good ideas!! some a bit hard for me rn but will defo make sure to consider them. Leafcutter ant colonies are so huge I dont imagine being able to give them enough space for a whilleeeee

@tamarrajames3590 Год назад

Maybe see how the current 4 colonies fare before trying to add any more?🖤🇨🇦

@antheapchannel1472 Год назад

Leafcutter ants need a ridiculous amount of nesting space. Maybe a small Acromyrmex colony might just barely fit into a vivarium but not for long. And they will wreck any plants they find suitable for harvesting.

@Rangomeri Год назад

vivarium with: paraponera clavata gigantiops destructor odontomachus chelifer pepsis grossa blaberus gigantea nyctibora humeralis scolopendra gigantea barydesmus sp theraphosa blondi porcellionides pruinosus ligia platycephala porcellio laevis

@ElijahsAnts Год назад

Leafcutters in a naturalistic tank would be sick, but it'd be difficult to pull off, and the only army ants they come across are far greater than the ones Nordic has, such as Eciton and Nomamyrmex, both of which are impossible to keep in captivity, although a South American vivarium would be insane!

@P_diddy_rizz_kids Год назад

i want more!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

More to come :D

@ayh4968 Год назад

Do you do any water changes or add filtration to the water area? Or is it fine without these two things?

@nordicants6232 Год назад

I have a small water filter and the water pump :D

@ElijahsAnts Год назад

Absolutely amazing! Its great to see all life in the vivarium flourishing, the introduction of the Cerapachys colony will make things a lot more interesting, cant wait to see where thing go from here! This vivarium has even inspired me to create my own tropical tank, somewhat similar to the one you've made! Keep up this incredible work, looking forward to the next video! (Also may I suggest an arboreal ant species, Polyrhachis mitrata, they're small, bright red/orange weaver ants that dont grow into very large colonies and would be a really cool species to inhabit the canopy!)

@antyenclosures7578 Год назад

wow, very cool multi species tank. wonder how this will end up once the diversa grow into 10s of thousands

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Yup… they are already at 10k though easy :D

@DyslexicYoda Год назад

Awesome!! Great video.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thank you! :D

@ramseydoon8277 Год назад

5:17 salamanders and newts or axolotls(if the would do well in this vivarium)

@ismewhat1234 Год назад

Looking amazing great video thanks. Hope to see more enjoy your weekend 🤙

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thanks! You too! :D

@Luigi-gi5ys Год назад

Hey, amazing video! I really loved it. Are there any termites in there, or am I mistaking it with another vivarium, and if there are any how are thed doing?

@nordicants6232 Год назад

You are mistaking it for the old tropical vivarium!!! Miss my termites there :(

@Luigi-gi5ys Год назад

@@nordicants6232 Oh okay, makes sense tough, termites in there would probably not last long. Hope we see some termites in the future tough maybe, I love those!

@klippoklapp Год назад

Wow. What a great video! And what a beautiful place you have created. This is by far my favourite RU-vid channel. ❤

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thank you so much :D hahaha ha det bra!

@GhanonSlayer Год назад

shrimps in the water would be nice :)

@MrDakotadinosaur Год назад

Hell yea a new Nordic ants video!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

:D!!!

@MrDakotadinosaur Год назад

@@nordicants6232 you are the person who has introduced me to the vivarium hobby thank you so much

@AntScapes1 Год назад

New video!! Lets goooooooo ❤ I see Nordic ants, I hit like, then I watch the video 😆

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Awww thank you AntScapes!!

@user-iq3cq5dp5d Год назад

I have caught several Formica parasites last month and somehow we even have access to polyergus in Canada but unlike most Formica parasites I heard polyergus needs to be supplied regularly with brood which sucks cause I always wanted to try keeping them

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Yeah its not easy!! Good luck with the Parasites you caught :D

@user-iq3cq5dp5d Год назад

@@nordicants6232 thank you! One day I will make a vivarium big enough for a colony of parasitic Formica to build their famous huge thatch nests. You are an inspiration to us antkeepers, even here in Canada!

@lietuvospatriotasnr1678 Год назад

My guy you never dissappint!! You are one of my fav antrubers your videos are up there with antscanada ecs you deserve way more subs and likes. Keep up the vids ! ❤

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thank you

@verilliumfunk4886 Год назад

have you thought about archerfish? or a small aquatic frog maybe? i feel like the ants can keep up with being hunted and might prolong the great ant war lol. Also would love to see a carnivorous plant ecosystem!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

I have thought about both!!! And trying to figure out ant hunters for sure as well xD

@ameise1595 Год назад

Unfortunately the archerfish would be too large the smallest speicies is the clouded archerfish whitch is 15cm minimum adult sise comunal fish Thry are also south american if that clashes with the primarily asian ecosystem but i asume it dosent matter if he has cherry shrimp Also african dwarf frogs would work well for that sise. They are fully aquatic and wouldnt get eaten by ants or centipedes

@sharonkaczorowski8690 Год назад

You create such beautiful environments. A joy to watch.

@sleepytretre1277 Год назад

You should add a velvet worm

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Omg that would be so epic

@gilliesiut2332 Год назад

I believe the ability is a formic acid spray

@henrik1860 Год назад

Love your videos, please keep us updated

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thank you :D will do!

@jamesd5366 Год назад

14:56 my hunch is that they fool enemy ants into thinking they are nest-mates using tactile communication

@nordicants6232 Год назад

That is my hunch too!! So cool no?? :D

@kaidenworrell7828 Год назад

Newts eat fish eggs fish eat newt eggs

@toastist7010 Год назад

Really nice and relaxing video. Always love to see more of these videos where other animals get the spotlight for a while. One animal I'd like to see in the pond would be Fairy Shrimps. (They're like freshwater brine shrimps)

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Ouuuu thats awesome!!! Thanks sm for the idea

@tamarrajames3590 Год назад

Crayfish could be interesting additions as well.🖤🇨🇦

@whackyaxis Год назад

Rip pancake slug

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Such a massive rip man….

@skeleton2366 Год назад

When I read army ants I had hopes that you would let Neivamyrmex live there. But very nice video :)

@nordicants6232 Год назад

I really want them!!! But do not have them unfortunately:(

@skeleton2366 Год назад

@@nordicants6232 Oh :(. Also do you have a European vivarium with Lasius, Camponotus etc? :)

@Chiaooxd Год назад

Omfg so nice new upload! Was just saying to myself that I wondered if you had posted something new and then I see 2 hours AFP 😍😍😍💯💯💯

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thank you so much!!! :D

@SyntheticAnger3993 Год назад

you should add poison dart frogs to one of your terrariums they will eat ants, are highly social living in large groups, and will naturally reproduce if you have a water feature

@cgstudiosthebaconbro Год назад

NORDIC ANTS W

@nordicants6232 Год назад

@Trubadur420hehe Год назад

Those eggs that you've seen in the water section were snail eggs

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Yup just realised LOL xD so embarassing

@gzuspeterson4748 Год назад

If they eggs are flat like that they are snail eggs.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Yep you are correct just realised xD

@gzuspeterson4748 Год назад

@nordicants6232 don't be ashamed I have a bunch of fish tanks that have ramshorn snails as cleanup crew and their eggs had me thinking my fish laid eggs as well

@KrisPSouls9258 Год назад

I like the animals that are in the water the newts, fish, shrimp and Loaches.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

They like you too ;)

@mellewedin8221 Год назад

I took am sad about the pancake slug. I hope they mated before the centipede bit it.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Yeahhhh me too :((( literally such a depressing happening. Damn centipede didnt even eat it!

@scottmclaughlin1410 Год назад

Pretty sure your aquatic eggs are not fish eggs. Look like snail eggs to me

@nordicants6232 Год назад

I just realised!!! Defo are snaileggs xD

@cactusark7172 Год назад

i would like to see dart frogs added

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Hmmm maybe! Wouldnt they be in danger though?

@dirtywhitellama Год назад

That doesn't sound like a good idea for this tank. Either the darts would get overwhelmed by not having enough space to get away from aggressive arthropods, or...I mean, ant eating is what makes them poisonous in the wild...

@tamarrajames3590 Год назад

@@dirtywhitellamaThey are pretty fast, and with planning, they could have a safe zone created where the ants can’t swarm them. They manage to eat many in the wild. Even if you put an iguana in there as a predator there is a risk, because those ants are intense, the only saving grace is that they prefer to hunt on the ground.🖤🇨🇦

@Hamishtarah Год назад

Very entertaining filming, thank you!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thank you so much man!!! Hope to see you next video :D

@Hamishtarah Год назад

Definitely :) @@nordicants6232

@IDK_1290 Год назад

R,I,P sludgy you will be remembered

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Yeah so rip :,(((

@Apv23- Год назад

You should add a crawfish to the mix

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Will think of it!!

@KingTrollolol Год назад

Crayfish, if not introduced to an established ecosystem as a juvenile, will view alsmost everything in their new waters as food.

@theonlyshinyumbreon Год назад

I really love the shots of marauder ant supermajors covered in workers. It's like watching a tank battalion mobilize.

@hazewolf5381 Год назад

what other ants speices will you add

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Nothing for now! If all goes well maybe an arboreal one :D

@AntsScandinavia Год назад

Stepped up your sound game a lot bro! Lovely stuff as always. Keep updating us! Btw, Those shy wanderers, were those mine? If so, they were found in a tree, behind some rotten bark. Perhaps exploitable arboreal behaviour?

@casadelosotte Год назад

Moroder ants do not move when the queen is laying eggs. I saw that in a documentary. Does that help you?

@casadelosotte Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-prwdLQi2LFQ.html

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Yes I know! They will probably stay in their colony for the time being. Not nomadic like the raider ants ;)

@jasonhedtke659 Год назад

I think an African Dwarf Frog would be cool to see in the pond 👀

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Noted!

@KingTrollolol Год назад

African Dwarf Frogs are semi-social. If you're going to have them you need two minimum, one of each gender. They don't marry the way like termites do but they're still frogs and horney and will have noticible behavior difference if there is no mate in the same body of water.

@laodarz4840 Год назад

imagine eciton army ants in a setup

@nordicants6232 Год назад

I cant imagine it lol

@bighoss9962 Год назад

While I like the fact that you have a multi species vivarium .. when the slug died you mentioned that's what happens in a vivarium. Truth of the matter is, that's what happens when humans put predators together with peaceful animals in a vivarium. Let's be honest, putting multiple species in a small area is creating high chances for things like this to happen. I'm not for it but I don't knock it either .. whatever gets the views

@nordicants6232 Год назад

I do agree that some factors might be unnatural, but I really do not ever put the ”views” over my animal’s wellbeing. I have made sure the slug and centipede can hide and be separated very well! Gosh I have only seen the centipede once since introduction (last week). I have also seen pancake slugs and centipede under the same log in nature!! xD didnt even know centipede would go for them

@nordicants6232 Год назад

But its a very fair comment! And also thanks for watching man

@tamarrajames3590 Год назад

Nature puts predators and prey in the same areas all the time. This vivarium has many places to hide and to distance, and also many opportunities to eat without going for each other. It is Nature in a microcosm.🖤🇨🇦

@yuri_the_madman1944 9 месяцев назад

Like many myrmecophagous ants, O. biroi exhibits synchronized oviposition and cyclic behavior, shifting between a reproductive phase and a foraging phase.[9][10] The reproductive phase begins when a cohort of larvae pupate and all the adults in the colony activate their ovaries. Thelytokously produced eggs are then laid synchronously after about four days and develop for roughly 10 days while the adults remain within the nest, cleaning and tending the eggs and pupae. Eggs hatch roughly two weeks into the reproductive phase, and then a few days later, the foraging phase begins with emergence of new adults from the pupae. Adults forage for the next two weeks, raiding the nests of other ant species to bring back food for the larvae. The cycle completes with the pupation of the new larval cohort and the resumption of the reproductive phase.... i ripped this from wikipedia

@thesupertaco1934 10 месяцев назад

Add another termite colony they usually very good at repelling army ant incursions

@tanker965 Год назад

I’ve been watching this channel for a while and you are so underrated for you ecosystem builds everything is 5 star besides camera quality but I have horrible quality so that doesn’t even matter, you make a ecosystem look so easy to make. And that editing is amazing.

@kevinpoe8137 Год назад

Aren’t you worried that the marauder ants will eventually take over the entire enclosure

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Noo not for now! And if they do I will vacuum them all up :D

@tamarrajames3590 Год назад

@@nordicants6232Now THERE is a Deus Ex Machina if I ever saw one.🖤🇨🇦

@MinhHieu-ie6eh Год назад

Hey NA how many gallon is that water pond in the vivarium ?

@nordicants6232 Год назад

I dont know! :o

@MinhHieu-ie6eh Год назад

Hm you know it were be cool if you could add a centerpiece fish in the water pond like sparkling gourami, honey gourami, or peacock gudeon.

@jakerubino3233 Год назад

Scolopendra like big fat slugs to gorge on! Wonder how long they will remain undigested. What makes you assume molluscs would not have any sensory ability to register pain?

@Inverts4Introverts 9 месяцев назад

plot twist, the isopods eat the centipede as it molts. and that completes the circle of life.

@nordicants6232 9 месяцев назад

Hahahaha real plot twist!

@Inverts4Introverts 9 месяцев назад

@nordicants6232 jokes aside, I would be really sad if that happened. It happened to my dahaani. I came home the my isopods wear having them selfs a feast. Poor Mr.wiggles didn't have a chance.

@Hamishtarah Год назад

It would be fun to see the centipede taken down by the ants.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

It would be horrible! but damn epic. Epic or not I will make sure that never happens xD But like there is no way,

@Hamishtarah Год назад

You're right, the centipede is too swift for the ants. @@nordicants6232

@GetgreeD Год назад

I am worried about that Newt... he will find a nasty Death when taking his first Steps on the Land. Also i wonder how your Slowworm is doing in that other Tank?

@TheMiffi1984 10 месяцев назад

Good work on the video. Loving the vivarium. Is your name Martin?

@Mt.Everest2 Год назад

At 7:48 you could see a male ant feasting on the slug

@nordicants6232 Год назад

@abc-dj3dx Год назад

Hello, new here.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Hello!

@tamarrajames3590 Год назад

You are going to have so much fun catching up…🖤🇨🇦

@ameise1595 Год назад

Those eggs are bladdersnail eggsacks btw. The tiny snails are barely visible Also it would be more apropriate to have a group of 6or more khuli loach as 3 would not be classified as a group 6may aloe you to see them more often I worked at a good quality fish shop for a few years and have done a lot of reasearch

@Deadbynaptime Год назад

This was enjoyable to watch, thank you for your videos!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thank you for watching man! :D

@kaidenworrell7828 Год назад

You should add a fishing spider if you wanna see extremely unique behaviour

@_mikolaj_ Год назад

Yknow These eggs youve shown in aquatic section at the beginning of the video, they dont look like fish eggs, they look like snail eggs

@Hungary_0987 Год назад

FINALLY UPLOADS! ANT LOVE FOREVER!

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Ant love!!!

@Hungary_0987 Год назад

@@nordicants6232 YES HE ANSWERED ME THANK YOU

@DXMaster-xs4ks Год назад

Is that a dead bird at 1:29 ????

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Possible… next video!

@lordlard2833 Год назад

Those eggs look to all be snail eggs. Still good to see. I believe the loaches will eat them.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Damn the loaches eat them?? Thats awesome. And yes realised about the snaileggs lol… ahahahah so bad

@thestondfrog Год назад

proud of you man been with you from the first vid

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Thats amazing!! Thank you so so much for sticking around :D value you a lot

@Rorther Год назад

Aren't you overfeeding ants? It really feels like they are somehow dominating everything, and don't have direct predator to control their population in check. Maybe a small frog?

@nordicants6232 Год назад

I only record when I am feeding them so seems like it! But I rarely feed and its only then they swarm like this :D

@nordicants6232 Год назад

Small frog is not a bad idea but what about the centipede?

@Rorther Год назад

@@nordicants6232 I got it! Do centipedes hunt those small ants? (marauder, if i'm not mistaken) They are the ones that might have some extra care to control their population. All the others are prolly fine.

@nordicants6232 Год назад

@@Rorther No the centipede doesnt hunt them :( that would be ideal! Yes the marauder ants need a predator... I do agree with you!

@Rorther Год назад

@@nordicants6232 Yeah thats feeling, keep adjusting bit by bit trying to find a perfect equilibrium! Keep up your great work!