Wax-Nesters

a large group of mostly Eusocial Arthrodermodes, Wax-Nesters are named due to their choice of nest material; Wax, produced by workers and placed to create massive, intricate nests out of wax. Wax-nesters can be found worldwide, but in some areas can come under the competition of other eusocial animals, such as Raants.

Wax-nesters, as Arthroderms, have their organs in their main body, similar to Earth's Vertebrates, rather then having a large, extended, insectoid abdomen, have to lengthen their main body, similar to Mole rats.

their closet kin include grubmanders, Shrew-spiders and Mikrous (mikrouses? mikirousi?).