Catch QUEEN ANTS in your BACKYARD

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  @EnderAnts · 6 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Have you tried black-lighting yet? If so, tell me your findings! Went for a different type of style this video, thinking of switching it up every so often :D <br><br>► ► JOIN MY NEW DISCORD SERVER: <a href="https://discord.gg/5Tse5Aj%C2%A0">https://discord.gg/5Tse5Aj </a><br><br>Support me on Patreon: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/enderants?fan_landing=true">https://www.patreon.com/enderants?fan_landing=true</a><br><br>Extra special thanks to AntopiaHK for being my first Patron. Go subscribe to his YouTube channel because he’s making comeback after almost a year of not uploading!<br>AntopiaHK: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-p0UH-esVQM9qW65bukTuA">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-p0UH-esVQM9qW65bukTuA</a><br><br>So I&apos;ve done it everyone, I made a Discord! Come chat with myself, fellow ant keepers, and MEE6 because at the time of writing this, its only me and this bot. Be psyched for the next video, because it will definitely be my LONGEST video to date. (watch it be like an hour long lolol). I&apos;ve been recording this colony since April, and holy ants, will it be an exciting one. <br><br>That&apos;s all I have to say for now, you can catch me on Instagram updating my story everyday, and Discord now that I have a server. Check the &apos;Community Tab&apos; once in a while too, as I&apos;m trying to post more on there. See you soon everyone, and bestest of luck catching queen ants!

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  @Komadin · 5 years ago

  for those interested in some extra info I just found:<br>&quot;Ants are most attracted to UV wavelengths of 420-490nm. Most fluorescent black light bulbs will get you near the bottom of this range&quot;

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  @LightsCameraAnts · 6 years ago

  I like the new “live” footage and “vlog” type footage.

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  @AntsManitoba · 6 years ago

  Damn... I might just have to try black lightning 👀

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  @SShinto · 5 years ago

  U have ender ants getting lots of queen ants and u have me where i get no queen ants :(

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  @AbyssalManta · 5 years ago

  There&apos;s a species here in Brazil that looks uncannily similar to these possibly Thief Ant specimens. The alates are <b>notoriously</b> attracted to light (any light) and unbelievably numerous. There&apos;s a few days every year where the base of every street light is covered in this shifting yellow carpet, and if you forget your windows open, you&apos;ll find literally thousands of them inside. 99% males, and you&apos;d be hard pressed to spot the females in the squirming mass, covered by a dozen horn dogs trying to get their slice of heaven before perishing.<br><br>I once saw a Toad come by one of the posts and gorge for a good couple hours. The thing could barely walk when it decided to leave.

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  @antopiahk8655 · 6 years ago

  Really sweet video! Love the chill and natural vibes with some live footage. Hope me being a patron motivates others :).

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  @mrhydration7066 · 6 years ago

  I’ve never clicked on a video so fast

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  @Nahhhhhhh4433 · 5 years ago

  Put an water in the test tube so the queen live so long😊😊

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  @armansants9510 · 6 years ago

  Black lighting is super great for catching queens, so hopefully more people get into it. Really well put together video as usual 👍

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  @umbriferus · 5 years ago

  it cold have also been from dehydration, that your aletes dies.

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  @darkwolfiegaming3954 · 5 years ago

  One time ants grew a colony in my shoe

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