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Posted September 15 2015 - 12:13 PM
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Current:
Messor cf. wasmanni [005];
Lasius (cf. niger) sp. [009];
Lasius (cf. niger) sp. [010];
Lasius (cf. niger) sp. [011];
Lasius (cf. niger) sp. [012];
Lasius (cf. niger) sp. [013];
Lasius (cf. niger) sp. [014];
Past:
Lasius niger[001];
Lasius flavus[002]; (journal)
Lasius sp.[003]; (ID-request)
Unidentified, 31 july.[007];
(Lasius)Unidentified, 31 july.[006];
Lasius niger[004];
Myrmica sp. [008];
Edited by Rattus, October 15 2018 - 5:26 AM.
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Posted September 15 2015 - 2:08 PM
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Do you number your colonies too?
Yes, I'd like to keep some kind of a personal archive, which includes, for instance, how many colonies I have had in the past. Also, it seems to be easier to maintain many ''things'' when they are numbered.
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Posted September 18 2015 - 2:43 AM
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I'd like to add
Myrmica ruginodis
Lasius niger
Lasius flavus 2 queens
unsuccessful foundings:
Manica rubida
Lasius umbratus
Lasius fuliginosus
Dolichoderus quadripunctatus
Franz
if you find any mistakes, it's my autocorrection. it doesn't speak english.
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Posted September 18 2015 - 6:46 AM
Do you number your colonies too?
Yes, I'd like to keep some kind of a personal archive, which includes, for instance, how many colonies I have had in the past. Also, it seems to be easier to maintain many ''things'' when they are numbered.
Yeah, I also do it so that if I find out later that something was ID'd wrong, no organization or categorization changes, just names.
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Posted September 18 2015 - 12:54 PM
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Current:
Camponotus noveboracensis
Camponotus pennsylvanicus
Camponotus herculeanus
Formica fusca
Lasius neoniger
Lasius umbratus
Dolichoderus taschenbergi
Lasius neoniger
Edited by AntsMAN, June 18 2016 - 5:36 PM.
Current queens/colonies
Camponotus novaeboracensis x2
Camponotus pennsylvanicus x2
Camponotus herculeanus x1
Formica sp. x1
Lasius americanus x1 (Lasius alienus)
Lasius neoniger x1
Crematogastor cerasi x1
Myrmica sp. x1
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Posted September 18 2015 - 3:15 PM
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What is flying now Near the New York Vermont area?
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Posted September 29 2015 - 2:26 PM
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Dermy's Ants 2015
Myrmica sp. 100 Workers 1 Queen
Myrmica Sp. 25 Workers 10 Queens
Myrmica Sp. 15 Workers 12 Queens
10 Formica sp. Queens
1 Camponotus herculeanus queen [with brood]
25 Lasius neoniger queens
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Posted September 29 2015 - 7:43 PM
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Dermy's Ants 2015
Myrmica sp. 100 Workers 1 Queen
Myrmica Sp. 25 Workers 10 Queens
Myrmica Sp. 15 Workers 12 Queens
10 Formica sp. Queens
1 Camponotus herculeanus queen [with brood]
25 Lasius neoniger queens
You don't need that many Lasius neoniger queen... I'm happy with 5 because of how successful they are.
Edited by dspdrew, September 30 2015 - 5:50 AM.
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Posted September 30 2015 - 7:29 AM
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As fast as his brother keeps releasing them, he is going to need 25 to end up with 1 or 2 colonies. 
"Always do right. This will gratify some people, and astound the rest." -- Samuel Clemens
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Posted September 30 2015 - 8:29 AM
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current:
pheidole dentata 2 queens workers 37-40
pheidole dentata 2 queens workers 43-44
pheidole dentata 1 queen workers 9
pheidole dentata 1 queen workers 11
pheidole dentata 1 queen workers 4-5
lasius neoniger 6 queens
lasius neoniger 1 queen workers 170-180
lasius neoniger 1 queen workers 160-170
lasius neoniger 3
solenopsis molesta 1 queen
solenopsis molesta 1 queen
pheidole pilifera 1 queen workers 1
dorymyrmex bruenii 1 queen
brachymyrmex depilus 5 queens
brachymyrmex depilis 4 queens
7 tetramorium sp. E colonies (each have one queen) ranging from 10-45
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Posted September 30 2015 - 9:35 AM
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current:
pheidole dentata 2 queens workers 37-40
pheidole dentata 2 queens workers 43-44
pheidole dentata 1 queen workers 9
pheidole dentata 1 queen workers 11
pheidole dentata 1 queen workers 4-5
lasius neoniger 6 queens
lasius neoniger 1 queen workers 170-180
lasius neoniger 1 queen workers 160-170
lasius neoniger 3
solenopsis molesta 1 queen
solenopsis molesta 1 queen
pheidole pilifera 1 queen workers 1
dorymyrmex bruenii 1 queen
brachymyrmex depilus 5 queens
brachymyrmex depilis 4 queens
7 tetramorium sp. E colonies (each have one queen) ranging from 10-45
and a lasius colony in a old fashion ant farm!!! it has 30-40 workers and 1 queen
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Posted October 25 2015 - 10:07 AM
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Messor barbarus
Tetramorium caespitum
Lasius niger
Lasius flavus
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Posted October 29 2015 - 10:30 AM
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Edited by iXvXi, June 21 2016 - 1:34 PM.
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Posted October 30 2015 - 2:15 PM
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Species kept; Lasius Niger, Flavus, Brunneus, Emarginatus, Umbratus, Formica Fusca, Sanguinea, Rufibarbis, Camponotus Ligniperdus, Myrmica Rubra
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Posted November 15 2015 - 5:06 PM
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Odontoponera Transversa ( 4 Queens )
Camponotus Irritans ( Queen only )
Edited by weetbix, November 17 2015 - 8:20 PM.
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Posted November 15 2015 - 8:06 PM
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Camponotus sp. (tiger stripes)
Cerapachys Sulcinodis
Gnamptogenys Bicolor
Harpegnathos Venator
Messor Barbarus
Messor Valentinae
Myrmicaria Brunnea
Pogonomyrmex Barbatus
Polyrhachis Thompsoni
Stigmatomma Rubiginosum
Tetraponera Rufonigra
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Edited by Adventurer390, May 2 2016 - 7:39 PM.
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