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Thank you for visiting our web site. It is our intention to teach you the basics of myrmecology (the study of ants) whether you intend to keep captive ants of your own, or perhaps conducting a school project, or you just want to learn a little more about these fascinating creatures.
All pictures on this site, unless otherwise indicated, are provided by and used with the kind permission of Alex Wild. Do not use these pictures without the express permission of the original author. Thank you.


Ant Stuff - A USA based ‘family run business’ that sells workers ants (no queens) and ant farms. Thanks (again) Zach ! :-)
Myrmecos.Net - A brilliant ant web site with a lot of awesome pictures. I fully recommend you check this site out.
Antstore - A company based in Germany that sells a large variety of ant colonies, ant farms and related products.
Live Foods Direct - A UK based company that sells a huge range of live foods which can be used to feed your ants.
Edu-Sci- A web site that sells, among other things, ant colonies with queens and the Vitamin Jelly insect food.
Ants Kalytta - Another German ant web site that sells whole colonies. (Thanks to Will Balcomb for this one.)
Myrstaden - A Swedish ant web site create by my friend Linus who was the first regular visitor/supporter of my web site when it was first created it back in 2000. “Myrstaden” means “The Ant Town” or “The Ant City”.

Here you will find brief details of the latest series of updates.

1 August 2009
Contact methods revised. Please see Contact page for further details. More>>>>>>>
10 August 2009
I have just created a Twitter account on which I plan to make regular little updates on my ant colonies (see above for details).
27 September 2009
Slight change to “Ask a Question” routine.

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