Vine Hanger

Bioactive substrate with microfauna is a type of substrate designed to create a balanced and self-sustaining ecosystem in our ant nests. Unlike inert substrates, this type of substrate includes tiny living organisms, known as microfauna, that play crucial roles in nutrient cycling and soil health.

The Tillandsia Ionantha is one of the most common species within the epiphyte family of Tillandsia. Because of its small and compact form, this plant is very easy to use in beautiful flower arrangements and bouquets. They initially appear in desert climates. The Tillandsia Ionantha requires very little care compared to other species of Tillandsia, which...

This pressurized fine mist sprayer is ideal for ant farming, especially in plaster or sand nests. It's used to moisten the nest and foraging area in a controlled manner. The fine mist prevents puddles that can drown or stress the ants, maintaining optimal humidity (essential for eggs and larvae) without creating a mess.

Glass Petri dish (100x20mm). 2cm high. Suitable for initial colonies with small ants.

The Tillandsia Melanocrater is a unique species that occurs in various colors. The pointed leaves of this plant can differ from yellow-green to red. Like all other types of Tillandsia, the Melanocrater descends from the bromeliad plantfamily. The Tillandsia Melanocrater is kind of similar to the Tillandsia juncea if you look at the pointy leaves and thin...

QBIK WILD is the definitive system where the configuration of natural materials converges with the existing modular and adaptive capacity.These anthills allow the best conditions to be obtained from the founding of the colony (with only the queen) until obtaining a developed anthill with thousands of workers.

Allen key to adjust and tighten the qbik screws, 18 cms

Optional piece that allows adding ventilation points. Especially recommended for high humidity heating configurations or for chemical species that require extra air circulation.

The Male Threaded Closure is used to attach the connector to the Gaia system