Avista

 is a plant setup that houses the Bobbleheads. The island is a small island which emulates the look of a floating island. it is covered in moss at the ground and it is flanked by three rocks, two on the left and one on the right. at the center is an eleven year-old Sumo Bonsai tree known as the "Tree of Wisdom", a fitting name seeing as the tree is older than the Antiverse itself. It is kept in shape via small wires, so as to prevent the tree from acting like a vine.

Introduction
Established in July 2018, Avista's ant colony consists of Pheidole ants, a polymorphous species. This means that they come in a variety of sizes, ranging from workers, majors, and queens in that order from smallest to largest. They were moved by test tube and the polygynous colony's total of four queens went into the soils of Avista. The colony also came with springtails, a.k.a Spring Cleaners. The Pheidole ants quickly settled, and this was a good move seeing as the island was already inhabited by other insects and even a small spider because of the healthy ecosystem. As with AntsCanada tradition, Mikey Bustos offered the ants a baby cockroach, a hearty meal for them.

The Expansion
On September 2018, Avista is now connected with another island by wooden branch to expand the Bobbleheads colony.

On November 2019, Avista is added another floating island to expend the Bobbleheads colony into maximum following with a little be of decoration from the small dead tree and replaced with a baby plant.

Trivia

 * The name was inspired by the floating city of the cloud from the ThunderCats.
 * The tree of wisdom is a Japanese Bonsai tree.
 * Avista is the first colony to use no glass at the surface layer.