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Does Houston, Texas have any species of neivamyrmex and tips on finding them?

Started By Moldy_Leafcutter , Today, 6:53 AM
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#1 Offline Moldy_Leafcutter - Posted Today, 6:53 AM

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Hello everyone, neivamyrmex is one of my favorite genera of ant does anyone know if Houston has any of them and tips on searching for them is appreciate! btw this isn't to collect a queen this is only just to see them in the wild and take photos!


#2 Offline Moldy_Leafcutter - Posted Today, 9:40 AM

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Well I found the species its neivamyrmex nigrescens does anyone know when males fly I would love to collect one to preserve and and get some photos


#3 Offline AntsTx - Posted Today, 3:22 PM

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You can find males blacklighting at pm


antastico!

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