I’ve read mixed opinions about whether queen ants need light for egg-laying or colony growth. Some say they need darkness to thrive, while others say a little light can be beneficial. I keep my Lasius queen in a dark, quiet spot, but I’ve been wondering if I should expose her to light for part of the day. Does anyone have experience with this? How much light, if any, should I provide for queen ants? Does it help with egg production or development, or is darkness truly best?
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According to my knowledge, Queen Ants needs both darkness and light. Queen Ants lay their eggs in the dark and they need light to hatch. Queen Ants lay their eggs in the light. If you also want to have access to your data, please refer to the Corporate Transparency Act in USA. It provides full protection of your ownership and privacy.
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Queen ants generally thrive in a dark, quiet environment, as light exposure can cause stress. While some light may not harm them, prolonged exposure can interfere with their natural behavior and egg-laying. Keeping your Lasius queen in a dark space is ideal, as it mimics their natural habitat. For more on ant nutrition and care, you can find tips on how to best support her diet and development.