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#1 Offline MinigunL5 - Posted May 8 2020 - 5:01 PM

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So I have a Lasius Aphidicola queen...

And I dug up a lasius nest and it was empty...

So then I dug up another nest and there were also no ants or brood...

So why do you think this is? It was raining and in the low forties. I also only dug about 10 cm deep(rough estimate).

 



#2 Offline ANTdrew - Posted May 8 2020 - 5:07 PM

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Way too cold. The ants were probably much deeper down. Wait a bit until it warms up. Your parasite queen will be fine in the meantime.
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#3 Offline MinigunL5 - Posted May 8 2020 - 5:33 PM

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Way too cold. The ants were probably much deeper down. Wait a bit until it warms up. Your parasite queen will be fine in the meantime.

ok, thx :)






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