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Aphaenogaster tennesseensis questions


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#1 Offline ForestDragon - Posted February 8 2020 - 1:47 PM

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So i had 2 queens of Aphaenogaster Tennesseensis but one drowned after I pulled her out of hibernation, i have 1 queen now, i will be receiving a orphaned aphaenogaster colony from Mad Biologist tomorrow and i need some helpful tips, the colony has brood and around 50-70 workers, i was told to not introduce more than 5 at a time, and take it slow, that's pretty much all i know aside from that workers accept them relatively easy. any other tips?



#2 Offline Da_NewAntOnTheBlock - Posted February 8 2020 - 2:17 PM

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For hibernation, keep the test tube angled so if a flood does occur, your ants have the high ground (I even do this with my Camponotus).


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#3 Offline ForestDragon - Posted February 9 2020 - 9:28 AM

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For hibernation, keep the test tube angled so if a flood does occur, your ants have the high ground (I even do this with my Camponotus).

oh they are out of hibernation i just need to know the best way to introduce workers






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