This will help alot. I just caught 2 mated queens and I was wondering how to care for them....now I do.
how do you know they're mated?
This will help alot. I just caught 2 mated queens and I was wondering how to care for them....now I do.
how do you know they're mated?
Ants I am keeping:
none for now, planning on being more active this year
I saw the males on their abdomens.
I saw the males on their abdomens.
I caught a queen who was mating a couple years ago, but I tried to mover her to a test tube instead of a vial with sand and well... she didn't survive the process.
I made a meme ant care sheet for argentine ants lol.
if i find multiple queens should I risk polygynous or be safe with mono
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You can risk.
if i find multiple queens should I risk polygynous or be safe with mono
I'm having some good luck with three-queen-trios right now, and all of them have eggs.
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if i find multiple queens should I risk polygynous or be safe with mono
I would say mono is more risky than poly(jk) . Prenos do really good in poly colonies since they are extremely friendly with other queens so there is really minor chance of them to kill each other.
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