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Greetings from CO

Started By Turtle , Jul 24 2025 7:12 AM

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#1 Offline Turtle - Posted July 24 2025 - 7:12 AM

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Hello everyone!

I'm a (mostly new) antkeeper from Colorado. I have managed to get a few small black ant queens to the nanite stage before, but this year I caught a couple giant Camponotus queens, and she now has 3 workers. I figured I might as well seek out more knowledgeable folks so I can give this colony it's best chance at growing.

I'm looking forwards to furthering my ant keeping journey. (y)

#2 Offline Artisan_Ants - Posted July 24 2025 - 7:53 AM

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Hello everyone!

I'm a (mostly new) antkeeper from Colorado. I have managed to get a few small black ant queens to the nanite stage before, but this year I caught a couple giant Camponotus queens, and she now has 3 workers. I figured I might as well seek out more knowledgeable folks so I can give this colony it's best chance at growing.

I'm looking forwards to furthering my ant keeping journey.

Welcome to Formiculture! You've come to the right place for advice!

Edited by Artisan_Ants, July 24 2025 - 7:54 AM.