Ant Farm Large 2 Layer Gel Ant Colony Terrarium

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The Educational Science Ant Farm: A Great Companion for Observing Ant Life

Designed with safety and convenience in mind, this ant farm provides a comfortable home for your ant colony. The gel is non-toxic and safe for the ants, while the double-layer 4 Unicom large ant castle design offers ample space for them to thrive. You can even drill holes on top of the gel to help the ants dig more quickly.

The ant farm is precisely engineered to prevent any escape, ensuring your observation experience is uninterrupted. The transparent acrylic and gel construction make it easy to clearly observe the fascinating lives of the ants, from their digging and foraging activities to their social dynamics and egg-laying behaviors.

Cultivating a Love for Nature and Science

This ant farm is not just a captivating display; it's also a tool to nurture children's awareness and appreciation for the natural world. By observing the intricate workings of an ant colony, kids can develop their scientific exploration skills, hands-on capabilities, and concentration.

Expandable and Customizable

The ant farm can be easily expanded by linking it with a channel, allowing you to accommodate larger ant populations. The bottom and top holes can be plugged when assembling the farms in a non-stacked configuration.

Clear Observation of Ant Colony Life

Feed the ants and witness their remarkable behaviors, such as digging tunnels, searching for food, building their home, and laying eggs. Observe the entire life cycle of the ant colony, marveling at how they divide labor and work together efficiently. While the lifespan of ants is typically 3-6 months, you may need to replace the deceased ones, as the queen ant will continue to produce new worker ants.

When the gel is used up, you can simply dig it out and replace it with sand. It takes around 1-2 weeks for the ants to start digging their tunnels.

Must-Read Tips for Optimal Ant Care

• When the number of ants is low (less than 10) or the temperature is too low (generally, ants can survive at 0-40°C, with the most suitable range being 20-30°C), the workers may surround the queen for protection, and fewer ants will emerge to forage and dig.
• The queen ant prefers a dark environment, so it's best to place the farm in a dark area or cover it with a black cloth when not observing.
• Feeding the ants with fruit pieces or fine sugar, along with providing adequate food and dark conditions, will encourage the queen to spawn more and the workers to dig tunnels more quickly.
• You can drill a hole on top of the gel to facilitate the ants' digging efforts.
• For the best breeding and observation experience, try to acquire an ant population with a queen.
• The blue and green ant farms are designed to be assembled in an up-and-down configuration, with corresponding holes for digging and feeding areas. If you want to assemble them horizontally, be sure to plug these holes.

A Variety of Ant Farm Options

In addition to the Educational Science Ant Farm, we offer a range of other ant farm products, including Gel Ant Farms, Sand Ant Farms, and Gel and Sand Combo Packs, as well as various Bionic Ant Nests with different features and designs.

Enjoy the Wonders of Ant Life with Our High-Quality Products

At ExBePe, we are committed to providing top-quality products that foster a love for nature and science. Your satisfaction is our ultimate goal, and we stand behind our 30-day return policy. If you have any issues, don't hesitate to reach out, and we'll resolve them within 24 hours.

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