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matt.
Maybe I'll start a journal on my new Crematogaster, though she may need diapause first :(
Aug 28 2024 10:49 PM
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matt.
She has a few workers now after hibernating.
Apr 30 2025 3:36 PM
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GOCAMPONOTUS
Happy to help!
Aug 25 2024 4:31 PM -
cooIboyJ
Your welcome, though I didn’t pm as much as you two did.
Aug 29 2024 2:54 PM
GOCAMPONOTUS
Check this thread out https://www.formiculture.com/topic/21547-lets-set-a-new-record/page-3#entry243213
Aug 24 2024 9:40 AM
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IdioticMouse26
Thanks for putting the link on your profile!
Aug 25 2024 3:21 PM -
GOCAMPONOTUS
No problem, anything to help
Aug 25 2024 4:30 PM
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IdioticMouse26
Wise word.
Aug 26 2024 6:52 PM
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GOCAMPONOTUS
Hope it works out.
Aug 24 2024 11:19 AM -
IdioticMouse26
Good luck!
Aug 25 2024 3:20 PM -
cooIboyJ
Thanks!
Aug 29 2024 1:57 PM
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AntsTx
Nice!
Aug 23 2024 6:10 PM -
IdioticMouse26
Congrats! Your colony is off to a good start!
Aug 23 2024 7:55 PM -
GOCAMPONOTUS
Thanks, they just got a second one!
Aug 24 2024 9:38 AM
Stubyvast
School coming again soon! Can't wait to take Biology course...maybe I can convince the teacher to do a study on ants...
Aug 18 2024 5:25 PM
Artisan_Ants
As of the time I returned from vacation, many of my most prized and healthy colonies have perished; including that of both F. pallidefulva colonies, my two C. cerasi colonies, my B. depilis (she had no eggs anyways) as well as my C. nearcticus colony. RIP to them... All hope is not lost though as all my large colonies have survived and I have got new queen like F. subsericea and L. neoniger! Can't wait to see them grow!
Aug 17 2024 9:55 AM
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Valkyrie04
Sorry for your losses
Aug 19 2024 4:30 PM -
Ants_Dakota
I am very sorry, I hope you are able to have a successful queen collecting season next year!
Oct 19 2024 7:35 AM
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cooIboyJ
Maybe idk though
Aug 16 2024 2:59 PM -
Stubyvast
I feel like naturally, no, just because they don't have the genetics to become that size. But maybe, with some CRISPR technology, we could gene-edit their size-control and growth-control genes to make 'em get huge. And, of course, the moon's gravity would help with that, so they can actually grow that size without killing themselves.
Aug 18 2024 5:24 PM
