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ISO - Myrmecia Sp. - in Texas

Started By AntNTermiteGuy , Sep 12 2023 2:20 PM

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#1 Offline AntNTermiteGuy - Posted September 12 2023 - 2:20 PM

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I would really love to raise Myrmecia. Anyone who can help me? Anyone have a queen they're willing to part with?

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#2 Offline ANTdrew - Posted September 12 2023 - 2:28 PM

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It is illegal to bring these ants into Texas and against forum rules to engage in buying or selling non-native ants.

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"The ants are a people not strong, yet they prepare their meat in the summer." Prov. 30:25
Keep ordinary ants in extraordinary ways.

#3 Offline AntNTermiteGuy - Posted September 12 2023 - 2:48 PM

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O_o I will read the forum rules more closely.

#4 Offline raydr - Posted September 18 2023 - 8:39 PM

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Myrmecia aren’t native to Texas. However there are other cool species like temnothorax, or honeypot ants there. Best of luck and also I understand Myrmecia are cool but they aren’t native to anywhere in the USA