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Caught my first ant queen Ghost ant, tips needed

Started By thepixelbro , Jun 19 2017 7:15 PM
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#1 Offline thepixelbro - Posted June 19 2017 - 7:15 PM

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I've been hunting for a long time for a queen in southern Florida. (mostly for Camponotus) but eh, I'll settle for the tiny Ghost ants for now.

 

I put the queen in a test tube setup but know I'm not sure what I should do. Do I feed them or let them be?

 

And if anyone in Florida caught a Camponotus queen ill be happy to pay for just the queen ;)


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#2 Offline Leo - Posted June 20 2017 - 1:14 AM

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leave her be

 

BUT if you really impatient and ghost ants are the dominant species, then go get a couple of workers to jump-start the colony


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