What is the best way to care for a Pet Ant?!
Question: When they are young they are difficult to house train, whatever you do don't hit it on the nose with a rolled up newspaper!!!!
Answers: When they are young they are difficult to house train, whatever you do don't hit it on the nose with a rolled up newspaper!!!!
step on it.....
Put it in an Ant Farm
try nt 2 step on it :)
Feed him sugar.
steroids and human blood....hee..hee..hee...
:-)
stick him out in the garden to find his colony where he'll be happiest
give it a manicure... with a sledgehammer
keep it in a jug so you won't loose it lol..cause if lost, i think people will have problems identifying it from the photos on the missing papers :p
put it in the ground ..
Make sure you get a Pet Dec to keep it company.
Get an art farm or make your own. Be careful because they are very delicate.
by buying it a mate
Do you want to make out, cause that would surely do it for me....
You should love it, and hug it, and squeeze it...
take her to the cinema once a week and maybe a restaurant once a month.
Oh sorry i misread i thought you meant AUNT
Get a good ant farm and handle (my species especially) very carefully
An Ant farm with lots of other Ants for it to be friends with.
Normally pet Ants are kept with a colony. They work as a team for survival. I have never kept ants as pets, but I have kept Walking Stick Insects. They are VERY interesting and easy to keep. I have 4 pinkwing walking sticks now and and Indian Walking Stick bug just hatched! She's a cute little bugger!
This link might help with your Pet Ant.
http://www.mypets.net.au/flex/pet_ants/6...
With lot of TLC, of course!?
The BEST way is to keep her in a colony. but lone ants fare very well too.
A bottle cap with a bit of tissue makes a fine bed.
Litter training is not important , for ant poo has little odor, and actually, the carpet cleaning benefits of natural ant feeding outweigh the deposits left behind.
Try to keep your pet ant off of hard surfaces, as they are prone to squashing. On carpeted areas, stepping on your pet ant will cause NO harm unless you tend to drag your feet
Lots and lots of lovin'. :)
Buy the best ant farm, feed them good foods, talk to them, love them, encourage them, take them for walks, bath them and if you can help me find my Queenredant.,.....she got lost on my last trip,.
Well, I would put mine in a very large aquarium, I think, because I don't want Ant poo on my floor. And I'd feed it plenty of food and sweet things, invite the Ant to a picnic because they love those, nicely ask the Ant not to eat our house, pet the Ant as long as it didn't bite me, give it water to drink, provide a very tiny swimming pool, provide toys to play with, a very small hammock so it could sunbathe, provide shelter from the cold winters, and probably provide a companion Ant so it would not get lonely. :-)
*Chuckles at Miss Ellie's message! That's so nice of you, dear!*
let them run round in you pants lol
Well they are very easy to look after happy little chaps they are. If you go to a pet shop and ask for a bike , treadmill , swimming pool , cross trainer yes I know what you are thinking you are not made of money.
It is not that expensive what will cost you is the telescope to be able to see the thing in the first place.
Why be awkward get a easier pet like a Gerbil or maybe a bloke the odd cuddle and a bit of sex they are loyal things proper little lap dogs they are.
i prefer the reverse psychology method if it wants to go pee pee on the floor say to him its OK if you want to go pee pee on the floor i bet you he doesn't
i had a pet ant once..
one night, i fed it with powdered orange juice.. the next morning it died. it so happened that the powdered juice went sticky and all, trapping my poor ant in it. so it goes.
don't forget to give it bath everyday..
let it live
x
Dont over feed him for god sake they only have small stomachs keep him in a warm container also they are not that keen on water and always put the lid back on the container otherwise he will escape and he would be very hard to find hope that helps you Goodluck.
Put it out of its misery or put it back in its colony.