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Started By Jack Ant , Jul 8 2014 7:23 PM
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#1 Offline Jack Ant - Posted July 8 2014 - 7:23 PM

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These tiny ants were caught inside a hollow twig. In a sandy embankment next to a creek. The workers are 1 mm long. And the queen a small 1.5 mm. They are bright orange, some with black gasters, but majority full orange. The queen is a dark red color, with small yellow stripes on her gaster.

Edited by Jack Ant, July 8 2014 - 7:25 PM.

#2 Offline dspdrew - Posted July 8 2014 - 9:01 PM

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Are you sure you have your measurements right, because I thought Brachymyrmex were the smallest ants (worker-wise), and their workers are 1.5 mm? Do you have any pictures?


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