Qbik Wild Quadra P 6C
€51.99
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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.
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The substrate of the jungles, its moisture retention capacity is very high and oxygenates very well, ideal for making a thin layer so that the springtails can bury themselves in it. Ants from high humidity gradients love this substrate.
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Connector to join the Qbik with other models through flexible tube 10-12 and using this connector.
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Very useful funnel to put the sand into the nest, put water into the test tubes, etc...
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Qbik personalized sign or text, useful for identifying the ants we have and their date of birth, special dates such as happy birthday, merry Christmas, etc... The signs are side-mounted and are sent with the side piece included.
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High quality coconut fiber, many ants live perfectly in this substrate, since it incredibly resists decomposition, retains moisture very high and springtails and decomposers can live perfectly.
Springtails are small arthropods that are very useful in terrariums and captive anthills. They help keep the place clean by eating food scraps and debris, as well as aerating the substrate. They can also be a food source for other animals in the habitat.They also play an important role in mite control since by feeding on decaying organic matter, they...




















