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San Antonio Texas ants for sale


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#1 Offline Artimusclydeperez - Posted May 5 2025 - 3:11 PM

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I have multiple colonies of both camponotus bicolor and leptogeny elongata
Camponotus bicolor I have 5 colonies 4 in test tubes ranging from 1 worker with brook up to 10workers with brood I also have a nest/outworld set up with a well off colony around15 workers and a lot of brood

For the leptogenys I have 2 colonies in some round Tupperware containers one with 20 or so workers and another with 45+ both have abundant brood these ants prefer high humidity and specialize in hunting isopods but ready accept small Dubai’s

This would be local pick up in San Antonio only




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