Raising ants Ants will not recognize their owners. Unlike kittens and puppies, ants will not recognize their owners even if they are kept for a long time. In the world of ants, humans are giants to them. Ants have very low IQs, have no sense of ownership, and do not have any interaction with humans, so they have no feelings for humans.

How to raise ants

1. Temperature and humidity control. Young ants require higher temperatures to promote appetite and accelerate growth, so the temperature in the breeding room is best controlled at 28-32 degrees Celsius. The relative humidity of the breeding environment for young ants is 70-80%, and the humidity of the breeding soil is required to be 20-30%. The suitable temperature for the growth and development of adult ants is 25-32 degrees Celsius and the humidity is 90%.

2. Disease prevention and control. Common diseases of artificially raised ants include green stiffness, black belly disease, tick disease, etc. During treatment, corresponding drugs and measures can be used according to the cause and symptoms.

3. Commonly used feeds. Ants feed on a wide range of foods. Artificially farmed ants such as the Black Spiny Ant are mostly omnivorous and can be fed rice bran, bran, bean cake, bean dregs, chicken compound feed, honey, various fruits and animal feed, such as fish meal, silkworm pupa meal, bone meal, Eggs, insect carcasses, etc.