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Looking for a Prenolepis imparis colony in Northwest Georgia (Cartersville Area)


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#1 Offline Soilderp - Posted July 7 2017 - 7:06 PM

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Hey guys, I'm a new ant keeper and I've decided to try and raise a Winter Ant (Prenolepis imparis) colony from a queen. Unfortunately, as I've decided on it a little to late, I've missed their nuptial flight season entirely, and my willingness to try this new hobby might wane after waiting so long (7-10 months from this post). So I've decided to try and buy a queen.

 

Unfortunately, the GAN Project didn't even have a single Prenolepis imparis colony, let alone one in my state. I was then directed here after some searching.

 

I am looking to buy a Winter Ant colony from someone here. I would prefer that we meet up, as it would reduce costs of shipping and remove some legal gray area, but if it comes to it, I am willing to pay for shipping.

 

I would prefer a single queen with a few nanitics at most, and none preferably.

 

If anyone has any offers, feel free to comment here with pictures and offers, and/or PM me.



#2 Offline Bracchymyrmex - Posted July 7 2017 - 7:09 PM

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If you are not interested in workers you should clarify in the title that you are looking to buy a queen and not a colony. Too bad you are not in Pennsylvania, I have 14 colonies for sale all with worker populations ranging between 4 and 10. 


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