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Species ID Please help!

Started By TheDrW6 , Sep 3 2022 5:16 PM

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#1 Offline TheDrW6 - Posted September 3 2022 - 5:16 PM

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Can someone ID this species? It was found under tree bark and is about 2mm (in terms of queens and workers) seems like monomorium but they aren’t pharaoh ants and there aren’t any other orange species of ants in Florida in that genus.

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#2 Offline United-Ants - Posted September 3 2022 - 5:20 PM

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Pics?

#3 Offline TheDrW6 - Posted September 3 2022 - 5:21 PM

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#4 Offline FinWins - Posted September 3 2022 - 5:26 PM

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Possible temnothorax sp. but probably pharaoh ants however I’m no expert in Florida’s ants.

I keep: Brachymyrmex patagonicus, Camponotus sansabeanus, Crematogaster sp., Formica argentea, Myrmecocystus mexicanus, 2x Pogonomyrmex californicus, Pogonomyrmex rugosus, Solenopsis molesta