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Post by Antkeeper on Jul 28, 2015 22:30:00 GMT
I have noticed lately that there is a lot of new members joining the forum, which is always good news! I am just wondering, what is the current situation with ant keeping as a hobby, especially in the UK. Is it gaining more popularity and more new comers or still the same as it always was? America and Germany seem to have a large uptake in ant keeping, compared to other countries.
( Tar Heel, Ants Canada and Antstore help! ) Maybe 'The ant shop' can lead in the UK?!
In other hobbies, like Reptiles and Tarantulas, they must be on the rise, as I notice a lot of supplies coming in, more than ever...
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Post by Wood~Ant on Jul 28, 2015 23:31:39 GMT
We do get members from lots of countries around the world, but recently the forum has been seeing an increase in UK and European ant lovers joining us.
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Post by Jenny on Jul 29, 2015 4:53:19 GMT
I just hope with an increase interest in certain insects and reptiles, it doesn't encourage bad collecting and selling? This would put them endangered in the wild.
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Post by occultus on Jul 29, 2015 14:43:59 GMT
Now that the 'Ant Man' has been released we should start to notice an increasing amount of new ant keepers globally.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 29, 2015 14:57:53 GMT
Kind of reminds me of teenage mutant ninger turtles..yep the original name, then it got swapped to hero turtles, then a rubbish film came out  lots of terrapins were sold and many discarded down the toilet |
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Post by Antkeeper on Jul 30, 2015 14:14:09 GMT
Kind of reminds me of teenage mutant ninger turtles..yep the original name, then it got swapped to hero turtles, then a rubbish film came out lots of terrapins were sold and many discarded down the toilet Yes, I seem to remember some documentary on TV about it. A pet craze/fade with these films. Lets see what happens with this new Marvel's film...  |
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