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Posted July 1 2025 - 12:54 PM
Mettcollsuss
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Posted July 1 2025 - 12:54 PM
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Tetramorium immigrans. Nuptial flights are definitely happening right now for this species, caught a bunch myself!
Manica invidia (1 queen, ~200 workers)
Manica invidia (1 colonies, 1 queens plus 3 workers)
Lasius niger (single queen, ~200 workers - naturalistic, predatory set-up)
Lasius americanus (1 colony, ~10 workers)
Tetramorium immigrans (3 colonies, 3 queens, ~ five workers each | 1 colony, 1 queen, ~1200 workers)
Formica aserva (aserva queen, ~15 ​Formica neorufibarbis workers)
"And God made...everything that creeps on the ground according to its kind.
And God saw that it was good." - Genesis 1:25
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Posted July 1 2025 - 12:55 PM
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iran ardabil meshkin (north) iran
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Posted July 1 2025 - 1:49 PM
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i have to feed this before first worker?????
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Posted July 1 2025 - 3:48 PM
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For once its in its native range
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If you have permits to ship pheidole californica to washington pls lmk
Keeping:
Solenopsis molesta
Pogonomyrmex occidentalis
Tetramorium immigrans
Camponotus modoc
8 Lasius queens
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Posted July 1 2025 - 4:05 PM
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i have to feed this before first worker?????
No, this queen has stored deposits of food In its gaster, so you shouldn't need to feed it. I also believe it dissolves a piece of its brain as food. However, if you want to you can give her a bit of sugar-water, but personally I don't recommend it. Workers should come pretty quickly for this species, so get ready!
Manica invidia (1 queen, ~200 workers)
Manica invidia (1 colonies, 1 queens plus 3 workers)
Lasius niger (single queen, ~200 workers - naturalistic, predatory set-up)
Lasius americanus (1 colony, ~10 workers)
Tetramorium immigrans (3 colonies, 3 queens, ~ five workers each | 1 colony, 1 queen, ~1200 workers)
Formica aserva (aserva queen, ~15 ​Formica neorufibarbis workers)
"And God made...everything that creeps on the ground according to its kind.
And God saw that it was good." - Genesis 1:25
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