Seen this before ?

**allan** · 07-17-2017

Originally Posted by EarthKmTech

That thing is sealed pretty tight where did they get in. Sure its the moisture on the stainless slider that attracted them??

**EarthKmTech** · 07-17-2017

on this c3350 the main nesting area was the rear corner piece as shown, all of the eggs were located in here . It's vertical and has horizontal ribs which kinda reminded them of an ants nest I guess, plus the convenient multilevel storage allowed their population to explode over a 2 week period. I'm no ant expert but I'm guessing there would of been a queen in there somewhere too. It will forever remain a mystery what attracted them to it, unless it happens to more then I'm going to start suspecting something like the grease etc.

**DigiMan** · 07-17-2017

Dont they sink ships to form natural habitats for fishes?
Maybe we should start doing this with copiers for ants LOL,jokes aside thats one big WTF if i ever saw one.

**copytechman** · 07-17-2017

Nope nope nope nope nope!!!

**Ratchet2501** · 07-17-2017

I can honestly say I hope I never top this one.

**allan** · 07-17-2017

If you press the start button some of them go for an amusement ride. Weeee.
Black lines everywhere!

**NeoMatrix** · 07-17-2017

Originally Posted by copytechman

Nope nope nope nope nope!!!

.....

... Nope^64.
I wonder if the scanner has face image recognition firmware installed.
It might be able to tell us every ant details....

Big clean up job....
In the theme of the movie The Pink Panther.

Dead-ant-dead-ant, dead-ant, dead-ant-dead-ant dead-ant-dead-ant dead-ant-aaanntt di di da da...