Very interesting, thank you for sharing, did any of the T's grab a flying ant?

JA, they did, there was 3 bolus outside the one spiders entrance.
I gave them about 40 flying ants.

Last night I through some more into the enclosure and one of the smaller slings caught two.

Wel Done buddy

Awesome pic`s 10/10

Purple Virgo Vixen wrote: This is all truly amazing to see indeed, you not only learning about your comunal T's, but also their food source, keep the updates coming, it is indeed very fasinating to witness, even if it is just photos.
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I did want to record some video footage but my sister has my cam corder.
So photos are the next best thing. :laugh:
I did record with the camera but the quality is not worth even watching on my computer.

The photos are perfect, they still capture the moment, and we can see what you saw.

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So on heading to bed last night, I saw some movement in the communal.
At first it looked like wings flapping, I thought it was a flying ant that had survived the onslaught uzi of roaches and the spiders.
But I was wrong, it was some baby Isopods trying to fly. :lol: :laugh:





What surprised me is the Isopods were eating the wings, which explains why there were no wings left over the last time through flying ants into the communal.
So this morning there were 2 wings left over from 6 wings.

So 2 hours later after taking 200 odd photos and watching all the things with the lights off, I finally went to bed around 23:45.

This is how it looks with the lights "off".






Klippie ask, if some of the spiders grabbed some flying ants, here is the evidence.