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Hello from Arizona

Started By DudeBroGuy , Jul 1 2025 6:49 AM

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#1 Offline DudeBroGuy - Posted July 1 2025 - 6:49 AM

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Hi. I started ant-keeping about a month ago after learning about polyergus and oecophylla. I have four queens that have laid eggs, but I haven't identified the species yet.

Edited by DudeBroGuy, July 1 2025 - 6:55 AM.

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#2 Offline Flu1d - Posted Yesterday, 6:52 PM

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Hi. I started ant-keeping about a month ago after learning about polyergus and oecophylla. I have four queens that have laid eggs, but I haven't identified the species yet.

Welcome to Formiculture! If you haven't already, may I recommend taking pictures (as close as you can, but also stable, clear photos) and posting them in the Ant ID Requests subforum?

I use postimages.org to upload them, and make sure to copy and paste into your message the "Hotlink for forums" link, the others won't work and the "Thumbnail for forums" will only post a tiny little photo no one will be able to see enough to identify her with.

Here is a pic of a Pheidole obscurithorax queen caught early this month as an example of how the Pic will look: