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AntCamLive - Yes !!! It's working... Come see and chat :)

Hey everyone, it's an exciting day! I've finally got the 'Antcam' livestream up and running. 🎉 Today, we'll be testing it out together and later, I'll be moving the entire setup to the attic. Once that's done, it'll automatically go live every day when there's daylight. ☀️

This Lasius Niger ant colony has been accustomed to daytime lighting ever since I caught the Gyne (queen) on July 7, 2023. Both the test tube nest setup and the small feeder outworld are placed in a spot where they receive indirect daylight, never direct sunlight, of course. 😎

So, let's enjoy this sneak peek into the ant world together! Feel free to drop your questions and comments in the chat. Let's get started!" 🐜📹 #AntcamLive #AntAdventures



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