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Thank you for visiting my web site. It is my 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. Clicking on any of Alex Wild’s pictures on this site will take you to Alex Wild’s awesome insect photographic web site.

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

Have a question about ants?

You can ask your ant-related questions on our forum by clicking on the ant image below. There is no requirement to join the forum, you can post as a guest.

Antstore - A company based in Germany that sells a large variety of ant colonies, ant farms and related products.

ATTACK OF THE FLESH-EATING BEETLES:

DERMESTIDS!!

My awesome friend, Dermy, is an avid enthusiast of the flesh-eating beetles called Dermestids.

Museums keep colonies of them to strip the old flesh of any bones they get for their displays! He has set up a forum for those interested.

Please do visit by clicking on the skull picture above and support Dermy and ask him your questions about Dermestids.

(The picture above is taken from the Wikipedia Dermestidae page)

1 January 2012 - Well, a new year is upon us and so I would like to thank everybody who has ever visited this web site or the associated forum. It’s hard to believe that this web site is now in its 12th year! :-O This year has had its ups and downs for all of us, whether it be in our personal lives, our work, or globally and so I wish you all a happy and prosperous new year. Did you make any New Year resolutions? Perhaps one of them was to keep ants? :-P If so then I hope this web site will be of use to you. Please do come and speak to me and other ant enthusiasts on our forum.

Thank you.

27 September 2011 - I have managed to resurrect the old Myrm’s Ant Nest Forum (MANF) from it’s deep hibernation phase (closure) and we are now preparing a colony move from the temporary forum back to the old one. So all you members from the old MANF, wake up out of your hibernation and get posting again. New members vary welcome. Click on the forum tab, or the black ant picture above to get back to the old forum.