Reconstructing a Cloud Rainforest Ecosystem in My House (9 Month Giant Vivarium Update)

[@river1927]

Guppie breader here, and You probably already know this, but the male is actually trying to encourage her to give birth so he can eat the live young, he does this by prodding her underneath, she is clearly very much already pregnant for sure, I would suggest moving her into a birthing box but that defeats the point of your experiment, but for anyone watching with guppies at home then I'd definitely recommend a birthing box for the little ones , watching guppies give birth is amazing to watch no matter how many times I see it it still amazes me

[@DanMarin-lf7fe]

I don't think he knows

[@redschafer7804]

Baby Guppies also do well if you can give them lots of places to hide from the adults and predators. My Brother used to use adult guppies as feeders for his Oscar. i kind of made him put in hides and lots of plants for them and our population exploded after Oscar passed we where giving them away we had so many

[@christielennox9018]

You can use yarn bunches to give guppies a place to hide

[@Misto_deVito6009]

That would be cool if it wasn't so horrifying. I didn't know guppies were intentionally cannibalistic like that

[@gigicostlow4414]

I thought the same thing. She's very pregnant and he wants her to give birth. Not only for food but to also breed again. Like Dan said, I don't think he knows this. I use to breed not only guppies but also swordtails, mollies and platies. It was amazing watching all of them give birth. I used birthing boxes for most of them, especially when breeding for certain colors and/or patterns.

[@jeff.fliehman]

many have survived many have fallen but THIS IS THE ONE TERRARIUM THAT CAN NEVER LEAVE THIS CHANNEL. WITHOUT A DOUBT THE BEST EVER. Ant Love Forever ❤

[@t.kersten7695]

imagine AC observing his vivarium some years into the future just to find newly evolved subspecies only native to Pantdora / Orchadia and nowhere else around.

[@Manuel-uz4hs]

@@t.kersten7695 That would be insine

[@accountname9872]

​@t.kersten7695 that could happen couldnt it? Idk how long it takes but it could happen I think lmao

[@AidenHaigh-nf7zi]

I always feel like the "moonlight" he simulates is a bit too bright. Anyone else notice that? (Just wondering)

[@AidenHaigh-nf7zi]

Next thing we know he's gonna hatch a dinousar in that vivarium lol. Who knows what animals he's brewing...........

[@Blue-collarDS]

We need an update on the mushroom growing operation with the termites!

[@davidkaye8712]

Either still waiting or nothing happening, otherwise you would not stop hearing about it :)

[@Madonnalitta1]

​@@davidkaye8712😂 true.

[@gmanbo]

Indeed

[@AntsCanada]

Still waiting. I'll know by next year if we're successful. The first sign is if a huge termite mound rises from the ground. It's a long process.

[@Randomhouse894]

@@AntsCanadait’s so sad to think that this series will eventually end 😭

[@nikkothegoblin]

The trapjaw ant taking out the roach was really impressive to watch in real-time, not something I've seen before.

[@imperizal9558]

definitely my favourite kind of ant

[@brentpearce1516]

I'm fully engrossed in the world you've created. Thank you.

[@donwillis9103]

I don't watch TV anymore. Nothing I wait to see every week TV. But here I am on you tube excited for a new episode of this series every week. I stop everything I'm doing to watch this.

[@lauraburt1113]

I wake up 😂 Sunday morning for me is getting up at like 7am and watching the new episode while I feed my animals

[@este5353]

@@lauraburt1113 lol.

[@JeandraWasHere]

Same here!!!

[@demigurlxd5781]

Big same

[@karatecorgi7685]

same same!

[@CoolBun39]

That pink weevil is so beautiful 🩷

[@BillyDaBomb22]

Ant mimicking spiders are some of my favorites, glad one managed to sneak into the setup!

[@AntsCanada]

@@BillyDaBomb22 Yes, and interestingly it isn't in the jumping spider family where most ant-mimicking spiders are found.

[@dlsdyer9071]

@@AntsCanadaBTW Kudos on the “foley” dub during the young roach 187. You are expanding your horizons, producing an increasingly better product with each video.

[@AidenHaigh-nf7zi]

When is Ants Canada going to add himself into the vivarium? It's gonna happen, that's not the question, the question is WHEN it's gonna happen..............

[@filipinosonicfan]

@@AidenHaigh-nf7zi series finale, because he won't be able to edit videos

[@SmokeMoreWeed89]

@@AntsCanadago say liitle do i know...

[@JoeBeaudette]

Never EVER lose that "HEY-EY-EYYY" sound when the intro ends and the episode begins. It makes me lose my mind with excitement every time.

[@danielimpett1277]

@@JoeBeaudetteyou know what, I actually feel this comment 😂

[@YoUtUbEhAnDlEsArEgReAt]

Outside.

[@lickarcade]

I def yell it every time. 😂😂😂

[@VeepoDota2]

Here in agreement

[@GalopaWXY]

There used to be another intro that I dearly miss :(

[@wowzabowza8844]

Weevils have always looked really freaky and alien to me, but this is making me appreciate them. Especially that pink one! I didn’t know they could look so cool

[@theKashConnoisseur]

The pink one was a delightful surprise for sure.

[@deannasouza7790]

I'm from southeast Alabama. The neighboring town, Enterprise, Alabama, is entirely themed around weevils. We have weevil statues outside the businesses (look up Stan Mcweevil for an example, it's hilarious), the roads and businesses are weevil themed, and there's a statue in the middle of the square downtown dedicated to weevils. Y'know, in case you needed more reasons to appreciate them!

[@kacklina]

23:45 I like how those beetles move like an old stop motion animation. 😊

[@Alpha23TV]

I literally thought the same thing!

[@TacticalGuy212]

some lol

[@sheepsky]

This is legitimately one of if not the best KZbin series I have ever watched. I cannot wait to see where you are at in a year or two's time!

[@eel7y125]

4:48 these are called bladder snails and most people veiw them as pests because of how fast they reproduce. They are really cool and are some of my favorite creatures. I used to collect them at the lake I grew up by and put them in plastic containers to watch them mate and eat. Their eggs are like little droplets of jelly and can hatch hundreds of babies! They are called bladder snails because they have an air pocket in their shell that allows them to control their buoyancy and float up or sink. I used to have them in my fish tank and it’s so cool to watch them fly through the water to get to the surface. In a fish tank where the water is relatively calm, they can crawl upside down on the surface of the water just using the surface tension. Definitely an underrated species!

[@michaelwu4601]

don't forget the slime ropes

[@wolfenhalo]

I have a tank just to keep bladder snails, I think they're beautiful, and all round cool to watch going about their business!

[@your_local_alex]

im so happy you left this comment 🐌

[@AntsCanada]

@@eel7y125 interesting! Thank you for the info!

[@connorcason8756]

I just want you to know how incredible your productions are, your videography, monologues, descriptions, educational aspects. Like seriously, you are giving us all something that is never boring, and never the same. Please, for as long as you can, keep doing what you are doing. Love you man, may whoever your god may be, bless you.

[@AntsCanada]

Glad you like them!

[@deathsnitemaresinfullust2269]

If I weren't such a happy person I'd hate this channel due to the creator literally living a childhood dream I've had since before I knew how to properly explain what was in my head. I really love what happens on this channel and truly appreciate each video. 😄👍

[@AedenEvans]

This series is routine for me to watch on sunday bc sunday is my only day off and watching this feels like Saturday cartoons as a kid. Just waking up and enjoying life man, great content😊

[@halbronco7690]

get another day off please

[@JamesAckermann-zt7qz]

I would REALLY LIKE a special on the mechanical systems & maintenance of the vivarium!

[@donnam3594]

Yes please, that's what I've thought a couple of time and with this video again.

[@jamie7472]

Would be good for those interested in making their own

[@glawenclattuc3127]

He showed some of it in the initial build video of the first terrarium, but he didnt talk about it much detail

[@joshuamathews3639]

I agree with this! That would be an awesome video! Especially if he ever has a week with very little activity.

[@peacelovewar98]

That would be cool!

[@matthewh7256]

I’m so lucky to be alive at this time to see this beautiful Project. You have done such a wonderful job, Thank you AC!

[@AntsCanada]

Bow.

[@Maxfromohio2155]

Same

[@Grave_tyrant]

​@@AntsCanadaI can't believe it's been 9 months time flys by so fast

[@Grave_tyrant]

​@@AntsCanadai remember being in someone's wedding when your first episode came out

[@Grave_tyrant]

Bow

[@rp-013]

“But little did I know” must be ACs favorite sentence throughout this series😂

[@lucasspringe5052]

Bro I was thinking the EXACT same thing during this episode! That's so funny 😆

[@JetpackCat1106]

Your commitment and enthusiasm for all of this is always impressive.

[@lourdessadiua3522]

It's time the Emmy's recognize consistent and outstanding KZbin educational content producers. AC and Mikey Bustos would be a top contender.

[@sky_pirate]

Needs quality control. Some of the stuff that makes final cut is far outside educational, like RnB.

[@Famousfire97]

Emmy's? who gives a f'*** about a stupid hollywood show of them giving themselves trophies for doing nothing? This is way grander then that.

[@harrisbuild]

@@sky_pirate so its entertaining? not a con at all

[@sky_pirate]

@@harrisbuild Where did I call it a con? I just don't think something championing RnB should be receiving industry awards in education.

[@bubaks2]

There are manyyy contenders….

[@Blatherskite824]

This is one of the top youtube channels out there. Totally amazing & educational. This should be shown in schools....I have learnt more in 9 months than I ever learnt in school in this category. So great you do this & it certainly is a treat for all of us following you ❤

[@AntsCanada]

🙏❤️🌿🐜

[@Jkdartsyjewels]

I think so too. I was contemplating sending it to our local school system with attention science and biology departments on it. Haha! I have a special needs daughter that already graduated and needs more fun learning things on the regular too. This is perfect for her and she’s afraid to death of bugs. Lately though after seeing them close up and with antscanada giving them cute names and showing how they benefit buggy society as well as all life around us I’ve noticed she is far more open to bugs she comes across rather than just immediately running in fear now.

[@Blatherskite824]

@@Jkdartsyjewels that is awesome news....& Glad you agree 👍🏻

[@TylerThiessen-ue3hp]

I CANT BELIEVE ITS BEEN 9 MONTHS I LOVE THIS SERIES NEVER STOP

[@Rip_mm-tw3pu]

Ye same

[@kayapapaya2638]

Fr

[@ThisGuy327]

Real

[@VictorCoarda]

I Can't believe it either

[@Grave_tyrant]

Same

[@WonkruNation]

I just love how this vivarium just keeps popping up with new creatures just like normal mother nature your discovering new creatures every week and it’s amazing

[@johnnotaro8496]

This makes me so happy to see how much has changed in just 9 months and I can’t wait to see what will happen in the next couple of months

[@AntsCanada]

Thanks for watching🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜

[@doodlesaurgames7583]

That ending was better than most movies I’ve watched recently, wow.

[@HAKIMEOVER9000]

A snake egg is better than most movies you watched?? You must have watched some really bad ones lol.

[@doodlesaurgames7583]

@@HAKIMEOVER9000 I did though lol. But I meant like the line delivery and how it ended. The music and all that, not the actual context for the ending.

[@Nelphyta]

he honestly needs to be a movie producer.

[@Pozitiv_vybez]

​@@doodlesaurgames7583just fishing for like eh?

[@Swampthing401]

@@HAKIMEOVER9000 a snake wouldnt work its a carnivore and eats animals. Thats probably an Iguana Egg. That could live in the rainforest of padtdora

[@twistyt-rex]

9 months, and I'm still amazed at what you've accomplished. Not just with the vivarium, but your ability to discover the stories of these insects and then share them with us in such a compelling way. Your heartfelt passion is clear to see in every second of these videos, and I am incredibly glad to have been able to witness this journey. I can't wait to see where it goes next!

[@madscot125]

100%, I was just laughing because when Snip appeared im like, "Hey, hows it going wee Snip" 😆. Obvs we love the factual content but it just wouldnt be the same without that character creation

[@luisbrito836]

Sunday mornings became my favourite part of the week. AC Family!

[@AntsCanada]

Love that!

[@GRIBLYGROBLY]

Always a good video when it starts with a monologue that could fit a villain of a show or movie, just imagine it in a different tone: *"if you could re-create life... would you do it?"*

[@huntercool2232]

24:09 That pink weevil is absolutely breath taking! 🤩💖💖

[@filipinosonicfan]

Isn't it wonderful how much you learn just by looking closer? And the fact that every single organism affects everything else, ecosystems are complex and beautiful!

[@therealtreehugger]

the small arthropods around the leaf at the start are called ostracods! they're wonderful little lads, very cute

[@master_zar]

Commenting so this gets moved to the top

[@BinroWasRight]

YAY! That was my thought too, such round bois. Glad to see it confirmed!

[@ellieduckw]

I love seeing them zip around! More specifically, these ostracods are the type referred to as 'seed shrimp', I've got plenty in my neocardina tank haha

[@Alpha23TV]

Great comment! Love this community

[@frowner_and_co]

​@@ellieduckwostracod is the species name and seed shrimp is the name used for all freshwater species

[@noone_inparticular]

A cup of coffee and the AC channel is such a great way to start my Sunday ❤

[@master_zar]

100% agreed.

[@zstangkrewson]

Every Sunday, me too!

[@AntsCanada]

Enjoy!

[@bernieshort6311]

I have followed this story from the very beginning, and it never ceases to amaze me, give a plant, a fungus, a creature etc: a place to live and a half a chance and its wonders will amaze you. How different species cling onto the tiniest chance for survival and thrive in many cases. What you have achieved is amazing.

[@TheKingacevedo]

AC: "guys, are you thinking what I'm thinking?" Me: A velociraptor? 😃

[@purplexninjamom]

Life, uh... Finds a way. 🤷‍♀

[@markhenderson5075]

You provide an oasis of hope in a world filled with war, derision, and hate. There are beautiful things right under our noses that we can should learn to appreciate and perhaps learn from. AC forever

[@Inagalaxyfarfaraway.-er7xk]

I wonder how the pandorians woild fight this war? 👀👀👀👀

[@theKashConnoisseur]

The natural world is full of all those things as well. The strong eat the weak, the law of the jungle. We just happen to be the dominant apex predator of our current system.

[@CrastyYT]

From this being a series i used to watch while doing homework to a series i frequently watch is a big change. W series

[@grjim8909]

It would be very interesting if you took still shots of both vivaria every day or so and you made a short video of them showcasing their growth/change. Thanks for creating such awesome videos/documentaries, I always look forwrd to them each and every week.

[@carleescott3996]

Love this and your voice. It’s peace for my soul. God bless you.

[@AntsCanada]

Thanks for watching🐜

[@twistdeads]

The cinematography of this video was on another level, I'm amazed. Thank you!

[@ChilleBruh]

Unreal what you (we?!?) have accomplished in NINE MONTHS! What an excellent group project, thanks for backpacking this one @AntsCanada!!

[@ryanbell7060]

This is the first series I've been able to continuously watch without taking a break😂 love it so much

[@PrecisionPunisher]

Beautiful morning in Southern California, stuck at work, love having this series every Sunday at work. Thanks AC as always!

[@allenfinley74]

i was very late to the video this week i lowkey thought he didnt post anything, but this little 30 min every week really is beautiful. Thank You AntCanada!

[@JasonRoatPkz]

Randomly stumbled across your videos and stayed up until 4 am last night watching A LOT of catching up episodes. Only to be blessed with this the next day, incredibly informative, scientific, and mesmerising simulation/experiment you have going. I’ll be locked in every week to see where this goes, especially next week with that teaser at the end

[@NekoSutra]

Man I remember this happening to me years ago with this channel. Isn't he just the best 🤣

[@Skelly2_7869]

Wow man time flys by very fast i can't believe it's been 9 months it feels like this series was created yesterday

[@brettwhite1]

3 more months b4 1 year

[@chysamere]

Thanks for the channel AntsCanada, I love it!

[@BipolarGremlin]

OMG THE PINK WEEVIL 💖💖💖💖

[@brandonlaird6876]

The other weevils are truly... the lesser of two weevils 😏

[@annoba2021]

Another beautiful episode, Pantdora and Orchadia are both flourishing and thriving with all these magnificent creatures ❤

[@oldholmes8129]

Seeing the next Episode of Pantdora and the outstanding Idea and domestic Experiment and seeing how the Wildlife thrives and self-regulating enviorment is my Highlight every week. Keep doing this, you are awesome!

[@mrunknown5680]

Man can’t believe this journey has already gone on for 9 months, this series has been absolutely incredible

[@osmosisjones4912]

I can't believe males are only ones who. Care about next generation

[@AntsCanada]

Thanks for watching!🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜

[@indrewsshoes6399]

You have done so well maintaining such an ecosystems. Allowing the to frolic and thrive in their own habitats better controlled than any they could every experience

[@Berndaddie]

Your story lines are wonderful and imaginative. Thx for the best in reality shows. Better than any TV programs.

[@ayyyitsalexa]

i’m due november 5th and this video made me realize that pantdora is only a couple weeks older than my baby. i’ve been watching it grow and thrive as i watch my baby girl grow and thrive too!!

[@AntsCanada]

Thanks for watching🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜

[@bobbiepoynter3848]

I too have gotten lost in this biological world. Nine months fly by. Keep 'em coming.

[@samateus1987]

You've definitely helped me in the last 9 months having something stable yet evolving and changing while I was in a flux myself. Thank you for sharing.

[@AntsCanada]

You are so welcome!

[@aka7934]

Sundays are my favourite, vivarium series after the f1 race

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

Or in my case, before F1! I only get the highlights a few hours after the race, but that's okay, I have this to keep me enthralled!

[@aka7934]

@@y_fam_goeglyd try F1 Gamer 's livestream, he does good commentary

[@BajaBlast42]

Wow I can’t believe I’ve been here for 9 months! Love this series so much!

[@AntsCanada]

Yay! Thank you!

[@joshuaschmidinger3993]

Wow...I just gotta say, that intro was next level bro 👏 set the stage perfectly 😎👌 I love this series and channel.

[@AntsCanada]

Thanks a ton!

[@RealBelisariusCawl]

4:59 Feels like I can almost see the cellular structures of the leaf, that is some SERIOUSLY nice camera gear & work.

[@sammy_trix]

I hope this series never end. We're so much invested in watching both worlds expand to greater heights than before. I hope it stays that way, and we see the Termites finally mastering how to take care of Mushrooms.

[@chiefwiggi]

Thanks for a great 9 months. To many more 🎉

[@whiteshoos]

You are truely the David Attenborough of KZbin! Thank you for these amazing insights and your incredible storytelling ❤

[@savvyfarmer]

I'm I the only one that was legitimately depressed last week when we did not get the weekly dose of awesomeness, or the only one who actually goes to the channel page, refreshes the app 5 times impatient and in disbelief that the next instalment is not yet up? And why I'm I the only one realizing just now that weevils are much cooler than I've always imagined?! That pink beauty!!!

[@KingZetsubou]

Every saturday I'm checking the community tab to see if the episode is confirmed or cancelled for the week. It curbs the disappointment a bit when you know ahead of time.

[@Jkdartsyjewels]

ZOMG!!! Me too! I was so bummed. Then I was like… whoa, life has become so blah without my weekly dose of antscanada. 😂 I think I checked back like 20 times just to be sure I didn’t miss anything. I contemplated rewatching it from the beginning I was so bummed. Also… WEAVELS! Who knew! LOL I love that ruby pink one. At first I thought it was dusted with something but then realized it was part of the lil’dude. Made me think of butterfly and moth wing dust. But zoomed in crazy close that dust resembles beautiful multitudes of iridescent scales kinda. This pink stuff looked kinda like a mossy patchwork of growth with patterns on in it up on top. Never thought of weavels as interesting other than their funny cute elephant noses before. 🤣

[@Mud_Mutant]

Im probably gonna be wrong but im still gonna guess. 33:00 im guessing it's a snake egg, gonna say its a python as its the first snake that came to my mind. Also, this episode felt rather peaceful. Im assuming the next one is gonna be alot more chaotic.

[@martinschroder1404]

I agree that it is a snake egg

[@tannerford447]

My guess as well

[@PamelaGoodman-56]

I was thinking the same thing

[@VeepoDota2]

Also had snake in mind

[@sohmingjian]

E question is wat snake ?

[@antloveforeverrobloxplayer8147]

ngl antscanada narration skills is crazy good and his dramatic music choice is superb

[@Regular_1094]

AC just wanted to let you know that I love the channel I eagerly wait every week to watch every new episode! As someone who deals with arachnophobia, I really appreciate your warnings before showing the huntsman! It’s actually helping me deal with my fear! Keep up the AWESOME work, always looking forward to your next upload! Sincerely, a fellow AC (Those are my name initials 😂😂)

[@PatrickKirby-qc6kw]

what a journey this has been

[@jakegreen2248]

Would be exciting to see Scolopendra in the rainforest. I love this channel thanks for how much time and effort you clearly put into it

[@abdullahnezar2801]

Wow, great video! The small aquatic insects are actually ostracods, which are aquatic crustaceans. Their bodies are found inside their round shells, which are made up of two equally sized halves. Ostracods are really common in bodies of water, and as some of their predators do include fish, it's probably reasonable to assume that their number has gone up due to the die-out of guppies, thus less predation.

[@sSardine-t1j]

Honestly ants Canada you are amazing, I remember hating insects especially ants but ever since I found ur channel a few years ago (fire nation times) you have made me love and appreciate all that goes around in nature and I can not thank you enough. Every channel i find I eventually stop watching after a while but every time u post I tune in, please keep doing what you’re doing. This channel is amazing and I hope more people can respect creatures, and especially ants :)

[@AntsCanada]

Thank you so much 😀

[@sherylsschoolofgardening6327]

Yes to the egg. A very natural way to introduce a new aspect to tge vivarium. I would love you see reptile life

[@JohannesEdwall]

amen !🙏

[@JushSam]

Deym love this back then when i was young i used to loved makin ant my pets putting them in aquarium

[@cull15]

I love how it shows the cycle of life. The death of one thing spawns new life in something else. Nature is amazing!

[@jonathanhowe7632]

The wonders of Pantdora never cease. Roll on next Sunday

[@crimsonchin5063]

AC is a real one for warning us every time before showing off the big spiders, gives me plenty of time to scroll down here and avoid going into panic mode

[@axslicer]

I've watched every vivarium (pantdora) project video since it started. It's quite a thing to be proud of❤🎉

[@AntsCanada]

Thanks for watching!🐜

[@francisvasquez7439]

the golden spinies are sooo beautiful & regal 🤩

[@nickcenzano2818]

@AntsCanada you should totally add in leaf bugs!! You probably already know but they live in the southern Asian region and I feel would be a perfect fit for orchadia with the amount of leaves that are popping up now!!

[@norarivkis2513]

I get up early in the morning, *on the weekend,* just for this show. I'm never disappointed. Today, you actually showed an ant stinging -- I've never explicitly seen that happen before! So many other things too, but I always find something I've never seen before here. Please keep this ecosystem running for a long, long time! ❤️

[@AntsCanada]

Wow, thank you!

[@enverkoca1979]

8:47 I love the Jumping Spider so much, he looks like he has such a good time

[@wookieebeck1421]

So excited for the new egg.

[@martincoburn6522]

Snake...?

[@cringe3859]

i remember when i first found your channel and you made those amazing small habitats, i remember the struggles of "the Fire Nation" and now you have this amazing home with this HUGE vivarium, it's wonderful to see how far you've come with your dream

[@TatterNoho]

Slightly better narration than usual, less baity

[@schmitty9205]

That bubblegum weevil is very pretty but that first weevil lad is a God-damn 2-pump legend and I will not hear otherwise! Still miss Rocksteady though

[@EnchongM-x5v]

Oh an ophidian is getting on the stage. I'd suggest a *Brahminy blind snake* would be cool since they are relatively tiny in size!.

[@elliottbelty5130]

Also the eat ants. What a wonderful suggestion

[@Philippines.OfficialPH]

This is my dream that ants canada making a ecosystem and finally happened it was 9 months ago but now it so successful like he is father nature but from man kind! I'm so proud that a real human make this!

[@elenitarivera6061]

Love this series! Love the narration.

[@incredible5587]

You should make a documentary on this like a series of events like the ant versus the roach! But for the sphere!

[@ashsweet]

I LOVE weevils. More weevil content please. Show us the beasts

[@cloudblue934]

This series made me realize how biodiverse our country is. Growing up as a kid who loves animals, i was always confused as to why they label Philippines as one of the most biodiverse countries in the world i mean we dont have tigers here and stuffs i was always jealous and hope to live in other countries just for the animals 😭turns out i just wasnt looking and was too focused on what is lacking.

[@JPierson217]

It feels like I just started watching the first episode. Here's to the next 9 months.

[@yobiyo01]

Thanks

[@nolanhines7251]

Needed this episode for accompanying my own 10 gallon micro vivarium. Many insects and ants added. Working on plants for continuous life support. Only been going a few weeks. Single baby gecko is my favorite.

[@amandamoses4014]

Sundays are my favorite

[@Topic_Yo]

Why doesn't he upload on Saturday? We are not worried about Monday on Saturday.

[@CoolBun39]

same

[@VictorCoarda]

​@@Topic_YoSo true

[@master_zar]

@@Topic_Yomaybe more living in today and not so much worrying about tomorrow

[@Noah-ic9ux]

@@master_zar Love it!

[@1985Sherwood]

Seriously, you deserve a noble peace prize because you're the ONLY one who actually does this with insects, and its truly inspiring!!

[@Spobbles69420]

Nobel* and he’s not the only one, this is a pretty popular hobby.

[@IrishRepoMan]

Nobel peace prize? You should probably look up what it is, first.

[@frostflower5555]

He should be finding a way to get rid of pharaoh ants.

[@Christianwarrior144]

I can’t believe it’s about been 9 months since I since I joined the AC family! As a Christian, I love witnessing the beauty of life, in a way arguably never seen before! Thank you so much for Blessing so many with this masterpiece of peaceful and awesome production! It would be impossible for you to pull this off if you didn’t have love for the cycle of Life that is mysteriously perfect! God Bless you Ants Canada!!!

[@voltar1348]

I will look forward to the next episode! It has been a fun ride following along with you.

[@AntsCanada]

More to come!

[@NCWTWENTY3]

Incredible journey so far!. I hope many young people watch this channel, it's awe inspiring & inspirational.

[@AntsCanada]

I hope so!

[@Opceedee]

Can't imagine living in a place where you can casually find a snake's egg in your backyard. The outdoors is probably as captivating as the indoors :)

[@Loan--Wolf]

its the kind of snake eggs you should worie about lol

[@danielimpett1277]

The aerial shots of his property are gorgeous, it's almost like his house is part of a much larger pantdorian ecosystem and he's living in his own hallelujah tree stump 😂

[@pauldejoseph2006]

@@Loan--Wolf what kind of egg is it?

[@yannicknaets9621]

Probably? Certainly!

[@Kathy-m4e]

@@pauldejoseph2006I honestly think it’s a ball python egg, though I’m unsure on what type of ball python it would be I would say it’s one of those. Plus, according to a video posted a bit earlier, ants Canada did mention at the end he wanted to add a ball python.