The ants dig tunnels and the plant grow their roots right in front of your eyes. The transparent gel is their food and their water.
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does anyone know who the manufacturer of this forest antquarium is? thanks.
What happens when the gel it’s off? You buy more? Is this a stupid alternative to country weekends? We have Animal Planet and National Geographic if you’re interested on ants. You don’t need to put them in plastic boxes. I’m not an extremist animal lover, but I think that the only thing children will learn is how 15 ants manage to live in a box whith gel. To really understand ants life children have to observe them in their real habitat.