Massive Red Tropical Fire Ant Colony Living in Omni Nests (Update Video Jan 5/14)

Summary

In this video, the host from AntsCanada showcases the rapid growth of his red tropical fire ant colony, native to the Philippines. He details the expansion with the addition of Omni nests, a new formicarium series from his store. The ants' preference for these nests and the efficient space utilization in his kitchen setup are highlighted. The host also discusses the ants' diet, the production of alates, and the strategic use of tubing for a network that mimics their natural environment. He concludes by emphasizing the value of ant keeping for observation and discovery, referencing the Ultimate Ant Keeping Handbook available on his website.

Takeaways

• 🐜 The video is about an ant colony, specifically the red tropical fire ant, which has rapidly expanded in population.
• 🌱 The colony is housed in a series of 'Omni nests', a new product from Ants Canada, which the ants quickly adapt to and fill up.
• 🏠 The setup includes a network of tubes and multiple levels to maximize space efficiency, as the colony grows and requires more space.
• 👩‍🔬 The narrator provides ample resources for the ants, including water, food, and space, which is crucial for their thriving colony.
• 👑 The colony has started to produce alates, indicating a successful and mature colony with potential for reproduction.
• 🌐 The video describes the strategic use of tubing to create a network for the ants, which mimics their natural behavior in the wild.
• 📦 The narrator discusses the use of different sizes of tubing for flexibility in setup adjustments and the techniques for connecting them.
• 🍽️ The ants are fed a diet of rice, seeds, chocolate, and fruits, showing their diverse dietary preferences.
• 🧪 An extra-large test tube is used as a water source, demonstrating creative solutions for the colony's hydration needs.
• 🕊️ The video suggests a potential plan for managing the ants' nuptial flight by connecting a long tube to an outdoor world.
• 📚 The narrator promotes an ebook, 'The Ultimate Ant Keeping Handbook', as a comprehensive resource for ant keeping enthusiasts.

Q & A

What is the common name of the ant species discussed in the video?

The common name of the ant species discussed is the 'Sullen Obsessed Geminate', also known as the 'Red Tropical Fire Ant'.

Where is the Red Tropical Fire Ant native to?

The Red Tropical Fire Ant is native to Manila, Philippines, and other tropical countries.

What has the ant colony experienced in terms of population growth?

The ant colony has experienced a significant increase in population, to the point where it has required the addition of several more units.

What is the latest series of formic area released by Ants Canada?

The latest series of formic area released by Ants Canada is the 'Omni Nests'.

How does the ant colony react to the addition of new Omni nests?

The ant colony reacts positively to the addition of new Omni nests, moving in almost immediately.

What are the sizes of the Omni nests mentioned in the video?

The sizes of the Omni nests mentioned are large, small, and extra large.

What is the current status of the ant colony's expansion?

The ant colony is expanding rapidly, with the extra-large Omni nest and other units being filled with ants.

What kind of food does the ant colony consume?

The ant colony consumes a diet that includes insects, protein, sugars, rice, seeds, chocolate, and fruits.

How many super worms does the colony eat every 24 hours?

The colony eats 15 super worms every 24 hours.

What is the purpose of the network of tubing in the ant colony setup?

The network of tubing serves to connect different parts of the colony setup, allowing ants to travel between satellite nests, food sources, and other areas efficiently.

What are the two sizes of tubing used in the ant colony setup and why are they used?

The two sizes of tubing used are larger and smaller diameters. They are used to create a strategic network that allows for easier rearrangement and connection of different parts of the colony setup.

What is the significance of the 'T-tube' and 'Tee-tube' techniques mentioned in the video?

The 'T-tube' and 'Tee-tube' techniques are used to create intersections and choices in the tubing network, allowing ants to navigate through different paths and directions.

What does the speaker suggest doing when the ants decide to have their nuptial flight indoors?

The speaker suggests connecting a very long tube from the formic area to the outworld, carrying the outworld outside, and having the ants fly outside while connected by the tube.

What is the role of the 'Ant Keeping Handbook' mentioned in the video?

The 'Ant Keeping Handbook' is an e-book that provides comprehensive information on ant keeping, including care for specific species and general ant care practices.

What are the advantages of keeping ants in captivity according to the speaker?

The advantages of keeping ants in captivity include the ability to observe their behaviors, nest arrangements, and social interactions closely, which can lead to new discoveries and a deeper understanding of their lives.

Outlines

00:00

🐜 Rapid Growth of Red Tropical Fire Ant Colony

The video script introduces a thriving red tropical fire ant colony native to Manila, Philippines, which has significantly expanded in population. The narrator, Ends Canada, discusses the use of Omni nests, a new formicarium design, which the ants quickly adapt to. The colony now consists of multiple units, including a large Omni nest, a small one, and an extra-large size, all filled with ants. The ants are well-fed with insects, proteins, sugars, and water, and have begun to produce alates, indicating a healthy and growing colony. The setup also includes a network of tubing to maximize space efficiency, as the narrator had to rearrange due to a visit from his mother.

05:03

🌐 Creating an Efficient Ant Colony Network

The script details the construction of a network of tubing that connects various Omni nests and outworlds, allowing for efficient space usage and mimicking the ants' natural behavior of traveling between nests. The narrator describes how the main tube system leads to different nests and outworlds, including the original nest suspected to house the queen. The setup accommodates the ants' preference for less steep inclines and includes a connecting chamber used for storage of food like seeds and rice. The ants' food consumption, particularly super worms, is highlighted, along with the observation of ants' behavior within the tubes, which is described as fascinating and hypnotic.

10:05

🚰 Innovative Water and Waste Management in Ant Colonies

The narrator discusses the colony's water consumption and the use of a large test tube to provide water, which the ants deplete weekly. The outworld is described, including the ants' behavior of burying large prey and creating a garbage pile. The ants' trail formation and the presence of male and female alates are also mentioned, with the workers' interaction with the alates being observed. The strategic use of tubing in the setup is highlighted, with two sizes of tubing used for flexibility in rearrangement and the use of t-junctions and tee connections to facilitate ant movement.

15:07

📚 Resources for Aspiring Ant Keepers

The script provides information for those interested in ant keeping, including the availability of Omni nests and an ant-keeping handbook at AntsCanada.com. The handbook is praised for its comprehensive knowledge on ant care, including specific species care for North America, Europe, and some tropical species. The narrator emphasizes the importance of providing ants with the necessary resources for a successful captive environment and the value of observation in learning about ants' behavior.

20:09

🌟 The Value of Ant Keeping for Observation and Discovery

The final paragraph emphasizes the rewards of ant keeping, both for personal enjoyment and for scientific discovery. The narrator disagrees with the notion that ants do not thrive in captivity, arguing that with proper care and resources, they can flourish. The script mentions the unique observational opportunities provided by ant keeping, such as witnessing the organization within the colony and the behavior of ants in a controlled environment. The narrator also highlights the role of ant keepers in making new discoveries about ants, as exemplified by the documentation of a parasitic fly's life cycle within a queen ant.

Keywords

💡Ant Colony

An ant colony refers to a group of ants living together and typically consisting of a queen, male ants, and worker ants. In the video, the ant colony is the central focus, with the narrator discussing its rapid growth and the various units or 'nests' that have been added to accommodate it. The script mentions how the colony has 'exploded in terms of population,' indicating the importance of understanding ant colony dynamics for the video's theme.

💡Omni Nests

Omni Nests are a type of artificial ant habitat introduced in the script as a product from the store 'Ants Canada.' They are designed to be part of a network of formicariums, which is a setup that simulates the natural environment of ants. The script describes how the ants quickly move into these new nests, emphasizing the Omni Nests' significance in the expansion of the ant colony.

💡Formicarium

A formicarium is an artificial ant habitat designed to mimic the natural environment of ants, allowing them to live and thrive in captivity. The script discusses the transition of the ant colony from a homemade formicarium to the Omni Nests, highlighting the evolution of the colony's living conditions.

💡Queen Elites

Queen elites are potential future queens in an ant colony. The script mentions the production of queen elites, indicating the colony's health and potential for future growth. The presence of queen elites is a sign of a successful and thriving ant colony, as they are crucial for the continuation of the colony's lineage.

💡Nuptial Flight

Nuptial flight is the reproductive process where winged ants, including queens and males, leave the nest to mate. The script discusses the possibility of the ants' nuptial flight occurring indoors, which is a significant event in the ant colony's life cycle and a point of interest for the video's theme of ant keeping.

💡Outworld

An outworld in the context of ant keeping is an external area connected to the main ant habitat, providing additional space for the ants to forage and interact. The script describes an 'outworld' where ants feed on super worms and create a 'garbage pile,' showing how outworlds are integral to the ants' behavior and colony management.

💡Formic Area

Formic Area is mentioned as the brand or company responsible for the products used in the ant colony setup. The script refers to the Formic Area as the source of the Omni Nests and other products, indicating the importance of specialized equipment in ant keeping.

💡Tubing

Tubing in the script refers to the flexible material used to connect different parts of the ant habitat, allowing ants to move between nests and outworlds. The narrator describes creating a 'network of tubing' to maximize space efficiency, demonstrating the role of tubing in the structural design of the ant colony setup.

💡Egg Rooms

Egg rooms are specific areas within an ant colony where the queen lays eggs. The script alludes to the ants' ability to organize their nest into different functional areas, including egg rooms, which is a key aspect of the ants' social structure and behavior.

💡Ant Keeping

Ant keeping is the hobby of maintaining ant colonies in captivity. The script discusses various aspects of ant keeping, such as providing resources, managing space, and observing behavior. The theme of the video revolves around the rewarding experience of ant keeping and the insights it provides into ant behavior.

💡Super Worms

Super Worms, also known as Zophobas morio, are a type of large, flightless beetle larvae that are often used as food for captive reptiles and amphibians, but in the script, they are mentioned as a significant part of the ants' diet. The ants' consumption of '15 super worms every 24 hours' illustrates the scale of food requirements for a thriving ant colony.

Highlights

Introduction to the ant colony, Sullen's Obsessed Geminate, native to Manila Philippines and other tropical countries.

The rapid growth of the ant colony, requiring additional units to accommodate the expanding population.

Use of the Omni nest series, a new formicarium design, which the ants quickly adapt to and fill up.

Description of the large Omni nest, the original nest, and its subsequent expansion with additional nests.

The ants' response to the new nesting units, moving in almost immediately after being added.

The colony's thriving conditions, provided with ample water, food, and space to grow.

Production of alates, indicating the colony's health and maturity.

The addition of new sections to the colony setup, including more Omni nests for the growing population.

The efficiency of the new setup, maximizing space with a network of tubing and multiple levels.

The strategic use of tubing to create a network for the ants, mimicking their natural environment.

The colony's consumption of super worms, highlighting their high food demands.

The ants' behavior of burying large prey items, a natural instinct observed in the setup.

The use of different tubing sizes for flexibility in rearranging the ant colony setup.

Techniques for connecting tubing, such as T-tube and tee-tube configurations.

The importance of providing a captive environment that meets the ants' specific needs for successful ant keeping.

Observational opportunities provided by ant keeping, allowing for the study of ants' behaviors in a controlled setting.

The value of ant keeping for scientific discovery and understanding of ant behaviors.

The speaker's perspective on the advantages of ant keeping for observation and learning.

Transcripts

what's up guys ends Canada here welcome

to the ant's Canada and channel and

here's another and video of my current

colony which is a sullen obsessed

geminate our colony common name red

tropical fire ant and it's its native

here to Manila Philippines as well as

other tropical countries and if you guys

have been following my videos lately

you'll see that this colony has really

really exploded in terms of population

it's just really large I've had to add

several more units you know as the

colony grew and this set up here in

particular is a network of omni nests

which is our latest series of formic

area which we just recently released at

the store a tense canada calm and it I

mean the colony loves the Omni nests and

as soon as I add a new only nest the

colony starts to move in almost

immediately which is great

so in this setup here we have the large

Omni nest which you can see here this

was the original nest the entire colony

actually was moved from a homemade forma

karyam of a friend of mine and it was

moved into this large only nest and they

didn't even fill this large only nest

but now it's grown completely you know

we had to add next a only nest small

which is right here which is also full

of ants the large assault is full of

ants and also we had to add a third unit

which is the Omni nest extra large size

extra large here you can see it and that

also is pretty much full of ants and

it's pretty amazing really how fast this

colony is expanding I've been giving

them tons of water tons of food lots of

insects and protein to grow sugars all

of that on providing them everything

they need to

to thrive and flourish and they just

have kept growing and they've they're

even starting to produce a late right

now which is great so I've got several

Queen elites and millilitres rolling

around and the recent addition are two

more on the nests this here is a section

that I recently added to the entire

colony set up here of course is a large

Omni nest right here you can see the

ants are starting to inhabit some of the

rooms starting to slowly make it their

own

and as well we have a small Omni nest

right here and same goes for this form

aquarium they're starting to explore the

inside and in a few days the ants should

be moving in to these spaces and

occupying all of this new living space

fresh living space I'm sure they're

really excited to start moving the

colony in now the thing I love about

this new setup is it's a lot more space

efficient you know I had three form

aquariums three only nests all attached

to two outworlds and the connecting

chamber all in one it was starting to

take up a lot of space and knowing that

I had to add two more only nests to the

mix I know I had to kind of make

rearrangements to the spacing and where

to put some of the attachments so what I

did was I had to create a network of

tubing and also multiple levels to

maximize in terms of the space that I'm

using because this is a kitchen table I

keep my ants here in the kitchen because

it's the only room in my entire condo

that isn't air-conditioned or at least

that I can keep the same temperature as

it is outside so I decided to keep them

here in my kitchen and with my mom

coming from Canada to visit me now

I had I was forced to really make

rearrangements so I could have some more

table space so what I've done here is

I've created a network of tubing up to

like the Omni nests together and it

looks really complicated but it's

actually not

these two new only nests are test by way

of a tube which attaches to another tube

which attaches to the main tube which

leads to this Omni nest you see that and

it also leads to the what should I say

it leads to the this up world now as

well the main tube also goes to let's

see if I can trace this here um it

detaches here it disconnects over here

and then leads to um this connecting box

here you see that the main tube leads to

down out into the overall but also this

tube here leads into this connecting

tube which leads to this connecting tube

and ultimately leads to this form

carrying this only nest which is the

main very first on the nest and I

suspect the queen is in here I haven't

really checked but I feel like the queen

is in this for my care you hear now if

you look to the bottom you'll see that I

have the extra-large omni nest here um

full of ants and it's connected by way

of a tube over here to the out world the

very first out world now as you can see

I've got on the tube running from this

up world it runs up this way and into

the main tube which connects to the

other only nests I've tried to make the

incline not so steep because this

species um has problems climbing very

very steep tubes for some reason I guess

these tubes are quite slippery for them

so I try to make their path winding and

slowly inclining as much as possible

species in the wild they form long long

lines um you know I've seen this species

emerge from a hole from one side of the

room and then form a line which leads

out of that room into another room down

a hallway you know so I feel actually

this network of tubing for this species

anyways is a kind of it kind of puts the

colony in their element you know as they

travel from a satellite nest to

satellite nest or from their food to the

nest etc so the ants seem really in

their element in this big network of

tubing as you can see here the ants have

used the connecting chamber over there

as a storage for seeds rice I feed this

colony a lot of rice and seeds as well

as chocolate surprisingly and fruits

they really like grains and fruits and

candy if you look carefully you can see

elates there I see a male elate I see

two male elites right there um I'm not

sure what's going to happen when they

decide to fly usually um in Canada I

found that the elites don't end up

flying indoors because well they lack a

lot of the outdoor cues which you know q

colonies to fly and they could be

anything between I don't know humidity

air pressure hormone pheromones carried

by the wind you know that sort of thing

but here in the Philippines these ants I

suspect will are able to fly indoors

because this species in particular

happens to also be an indoor pest so

what am I going to do when they decide

to have their nuptial flight well if I

notice that they are starting to fly

what I might do is I probably might

connect a very long long tube from the

formic area to the out world

and I'll just basically carry the out

world outside and have them fly outside

and just have them connected by the tube

here's another look at the tubing you

know I really love watching them travel

through the tubes there's just something

really cool about it they kind of act

like a fluid I feel like I'm looking at

some kind of fluid um you know flowing

through the tubes it's really really

fascinating and kind of hypnotic

actually um I also love watching them

carry pieces of seeds and you know

insects through the tubes and you know

dumping them in the chamber or bringing

them to the Omni nests it's just really

really awesome and again very hypnotic

actually you can see the out world here

there are tons of ants they're all that

dark stuff those aren't dead ends those

are ants that are feeding on super worms

this colony now eats 15 super worms

every 24 hours so I've got to always buy

you know 300 super worms at a time uh

when I go visit the pet supply store

that I buy the super worms at they

really have voracious appetites and

their demands for food are pretty

incredible and if you look carefully I

also have a very very large test tube

there which I bought at a laboratory

supply store a science supply shop and

the test tube is actually quite large

it's I would say I don't know under just

under a foot long and what I do is I

create a test tube set up like stuff a

bunch of cotton to trap a chamber of

water and that's how they drink they

just finish that in a week so the colony

drinks a lot of water here's a closer

look at the out world um you'll see that

they've created sort of a garbage pile

here to the left side and you can see

they're piling up some remains of

insects there I mean that whole mass

over there is

I'm actually a super worm that they've

buried if you've watched our previous

video on what ends do when they find

food you'll know that they bury large

prey items that they can't readily take

back to the nest they just bury them

while they break them down and that

could be to protect their new booty or

you know help absorb some of the

moisture and mucus that the super worms

produce you know as they're being killed

there are several possibilities as to

why they do that but but that's what

they do so you can see the highway of

ants there's a definite trail going on

there and it starts from way back there

on the other side of the ant nest on the

other side of the out world and I'll

show you that later I mean they seem to

follow the same path now if you look

carefully you can see see there's a male

elite there and another male away the

other end seem to UM take care of the

male elites and the female elites I see

worker ants always I'm standing by the

elate I'm not sure if they're protecting

them or trying to nudge them to guide

them you know to different sections of

the nest not too sure now this Outworld

is attached to another Outworld here

which was there was basically their old

Outworld and I'm trying to eventually

separate this out world so I could clean

it if you look over here you can see

that there is a graveyard they have the

graveyard in this out world and it's due

for cleaning very soon all right as you

can see here this um extra large on the

nest is attached to the out world by way

of a tube again and this tube is

connected to that too by way of a stick

so that the ants can travel back and

forth um easily and in the middle there

there's a little bottle cap that I have

there full of seeds and I always keep

that full of seeds so that

we can collect and and feed on them

bring them back to the colony now here's

a closer look at the large Omni nest the

original large only nest let's call it

the mother nest the original mother nest

I have it elevated on I guess this what

it is is a simple kitchen item which

came with my microwave

actually it's for placing food you know

on top while you heat things in the

microwave etc so I've just used it to

elevate this only nest um over the

extra-large only nest at the bottom so I

can view both at the same time while

making use of the space now one of the

things I wanted to point out with

regards to this setup here is the use of

tubing the strategic use of tubing I

should say if you look closely you'll

see that I use two sizes of tubing I use

a larger tubing like this here and here

and then I use a smaller tubing like

that um you can purchase this tubing at

any hardware shop um you know your local

hardware store should carry them in

rolls and if you live in Canada you can

purchase it at Canadian Tire for example

and it's fairly affordable now the

reason why it's useful to use two sizes

of tubing is because in case you want to

rearrange later on it makes it it just

makes it easier like let's say I just

wanted to remove this form aquarium from

the set up well I could just do so by

removing this and then connecting it to

another tube or or even just plugging

that that tube I find it's a lot easier

than say just using one single tube to

connect two units together as well

because of the natural curve of the tube

when you buy it it's usually in a roll

so it has this natural curve you

can choose to change the curve instead

of it having to be shaped like a see all

the time you can have it shaped like an

S etc so you can actually change the

shape of the path of you know the curves

of the tubes so that also helps when you

have double sight double sizes of tubing

now two techniques I wanted to point out

there's the t tube like this and all I

did was basically bore two holes in the

larger tubing and then two smaller holes

in the smaller tubing and then I just

fit the smaller tubing into the larger

holes of the larger tubing and so it

causes a cross but also allows the ants

to choose you know where of the four

directions to go and I find that very

helpful and I didn't need this tape here

but I wanted to edit anyways just in

case you know I I didn't want my house

help or friends to you just knock it you

know and or accidentally touch it and

then have you know an opening and have

an ant escape everywhere so I just

reinforced it with tape um but if you do

it properly you usually don't need tape

another technique here is the tea tube

and that basically that's easy all I do

is bore one hole into the large tubing

and then stick the smaller tubing into

that hole and actually with the smaller

tubing if it also helps if you cut both

ends both corners I guess yeah both ends

of the tube so that it forms to kind of

like ears you know and if you were to

turn it this way it would be shaped like

that um that just allows the ends easier

access in case they don't want to go

into this tube they can just continue to

pass through the normal tube um and

you'll see what I mean when you create

that and again I've put tape there

because I don't want friends or my house

help to accidentally touch that and then

have ants escape everywhere now if you

take

look here you'll see that I have a tube

that leads to a dead end I like to do

that just in case I need to and I'm sure

I will need to attach this to something

else to another up world or perhaps to

another network of Omni nests or

whatever I just have this here as an

option and I've placed a plug to make

sure they they don't escape there but

I'm sure I will be needing this extra

tube in the future so I have I have that

I also make extra openings like this in

my out worlds and I plug it you know for

when I will need it and there you have a

guy's a current update on the setup of

my ant colony you know it's been amazing

how quickly this colony has grown I've

done my best to provide them all the

resources they need to grow which

includes space on water food you know

removal of garbage etc and and yeah it's

just it's really fascinating watching

this colony develop and now with a lot

of elates um you know developing in the

colony I think this colony is is pretty

successful I would say for those of you

who are looking for formic area be sure

to visit and Canada com we have tons of

stuff for you guys um including the only

nests that you see here and we even have

the ultimate and keeping handbook which

is very very useful I urge you guys to

purchase that ebook you basically make

the purchase and then it leads you to a

page where you can download it to your

computer or your mobile and you can just

read it directly from the PDF file it's

a book on everything regarding and

keeping and it has all pretty much

everything I know and the knowledge that

has been collected over time that you

know and keepers know regarding the care

of ants

and keeping ants healthy and it even has

a section in the end of the book which

breaks down the specific care of

specific species the most commonly kept

species both in North America and in

Europe and and even some tropical

species so be sure to get that ebook if

you do want to get into and keeping it's

definitely a scenic one on four and

keeping so thanks guys for watching my

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that's useful for and keeping to help

you guys get big fruitful colonies

because that's that's what we want you

know I find and keeping is very

rewarding as long as you provide them

what they need because you know as very

the very famous Alex Wilde a biologist

and photographer recently said on his

blog ants are wild animals so um you

know they have very specific needs and

often quite often they don't succeed in

captivity if you don't give them the

requirements that they need in a captive

setting and I partially agree with that

but if you provide them all that they

need all resources space you know if you

clean up their mess and you just

generally provide and care for them they

do really well now I have heard several

biologists and friends of mine actually

mention that they do prefer to watch ads

in the wild but as someone who has been

keeping ants for several years now I can

say that there is value to keeping ants

in a captive setting because it really

offers amazing observational

opportunities you know I mean look at

that you can see ants within their nest

living and in their lives you know

living in their nest and you know with

with their colony activities and you get

to see where they plan and place certain

things you know like they're their

larvae rooms their egg rooms you get to

see where the elates gather you get to

see the patterns in which they move

where they place garbage and that's

something you can't exactly see quite

readily in the wild you know so that I

say is I'm quite valuable you know a lot

of what we're learning today about ants

comes from the end keeping community you

know it's it's us that keep these ants

that make certain discoveries people

might be surprised that we actually

don't know a lot about ants and if in

keeping ants in a captive setting like

this informant area where we can observe

them and observe their ways and we have

direct access to their lives essentially

that's that's great observation

opportunity you know whereas in the wild

you would have to dig up a colony and

then you're disturbing them so you kind

of interrupt their lives and you know

observing them in the wild is great it's

definitely natural but there are

advantages in keeping ants in captivity

and observing their lives in a captive

setting you know I once documented on

this channel the fly that lays its egg

into a queen and Alicia's queen ant host

and the queen essentially harbors this

maggot in her body and then she gives

birth to the maggot

and cares for the maggot and the maggot

pupate and then she dies and you know

I'm there have been literature about

this parasitic flight that parasitizes

lacy Asst Queens but it was never

documented on video so you know that's

one example and testament to the fact

that at keeping certainly has its place

in the discovery of the fascinating

lives of ants and that's just my opinion

so anyways thanks again this video is

gone quite long and I really appreciate

the support guys and love forever