Tarheel Ants Introduces New Zealand Honey
Tarheel Ants have introduced 3 different New Zealand honeys that they've been testing on their own colonies for the last 18 months. During this time they're Camponotus colonies were more successful when fed with this honey, fruit flies and crickets as the main food source.
The honey they're offering is Dandylion, Manuka, and Beechwood. Multiple honeys have been offered to increase the likelihood of supplying the ants with a food source that is a suitable replacement for what they would find in the wild.
Be sure to head over here and check it out. Pick some up for as little as US$4.
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