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CCJ's ants - Opisthopsis (strobe ant), Melophorus, Pheidole antipodum, Polyrhachis, Myrmecia
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CoolColJ
, Feb 26 2018 9:44 PM
journal opisthopsis rufithorax strobe ant camponotus melophorus furnace ant pheidole iridomyrmex suffusus polyrhachis rufifemur meat ant antipodum rhytidoponera aphaenogaster nigrocincta aspera myrmecia bull ant fulvipes
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#1321 Offline - Posted February 21 2019 - 7:44 AM
No idea of ID of that Pheidole species
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1322 Offline - Posted February 21 2019 - 4:03 PM
I think Atta species also has 3 castes. Maybe more. They are highly polymorphic.
#1323 Offline - Posted February 21 2019 - 11:02 PM
Summer 22nd February 2019
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17-18mm (2+cm bloated) queen 1
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 workers, 6 cocoons, 1 medium, 4 eggs/small larvae
Woah, I see 3 extra cocoons today!
So 3-5 weeks from now they will be over 12 workers
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17mm (2cm bloated) queen 2
20mm Test tube - heat cable
14 workers - 8 cocoons, 3 large, 10+ medium/small larvae/eggs
Another cocoon spun, and probably 3 more in a few days time
but all that is moot as I have sold em
Pheidole antipodum 14-15mm queens x 6
All setups 20mm test tube and a styro foam double chamber entrance
in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
4) Queen with red dirt
10+ nanitics, small clump of 15+ eggs, 5+ donated brood from queen 5
Heat cable
1) Dual queen - red dirt - cleared all the red dirt and heaped up at the middle of the test tube
20 nanitics - huge stack of brood
2) Dual queen
6 nanitics - medium stack of eggs, some donated brood from queen 5 and setup 1
5) Queen - bare test tube
40 workers - big stack of brood
7) Queen - bare test tube, former partner of setup 2
8 nanitics - medium clump of brood
Queen 7 has 4 extra nanitics eclose.
And her brood is developing nicely.
And I have sold her
Queen 5 going strong, largest colony here. Probably around 40 workers now.
Mini majors stripped that small wood roach I gave them yesterday that was still twitching, after covering it with chewed styrofoam...
Also feeding on half a roach egg packet
They have begun placing some brood on the ceiling... unlike other smaller Pheidole species I have had, they do not like to put their brood on the cotton.
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17-18mm (2+cm bloated) queen 1
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 workers, 6 cocoons, 1 medium, 4 eggs/small larvae
Woah, I see 3 extra cocoons today!
So 3-5 weeks from now they will be over 12 workers
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17mm (2cm bloated) queen 2
20mm Test tube - heat cable
14 workers - 8 cocoons, 3 large, 10+ medium/small larvae/eggs
Another cocoon spun, and probably 3 more in a few days time
but all that is moot as I have sold em
Pheidole antipodum 14-15mm queens x 6
All setups 20mm test tube and a styro foam double chamber entrance
in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
4) Queen with red dirt
10+ nanitics, small clump of 15+ eggs, 5+ donated brood from queen 5
Heat cable
1) Dual queen - red dirt - cleared all the red dirt and heaped up at the middle of the test tube
20 nanitics - huge stack of brood
2) Dual queen
6 nanitics - medium stack of eggs, some donated brood from queen 5 and setup 1
5) Queen - bare test tube
40 workers - big stack of brood
7) Queen - bare test tube, former partner of setup 2
8 nanitics - medium clump of brood
Queen 7 has 4 extra nanitics eclose.
And her brood is developing nicely.
And I have sold her
Queen 5 going strong, largest colony here. Probably around 40 workers now.
Mini majors stripped that small wood roach I gave them yesterday that was still twitching, after covering it with chewed styrofoam...
Also feeding on half a roach egg packet
They have begun placing some brood on the ceiling... unlike other smaller Pheidole species I have had, they do not like to put their brood on the cotton.
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1324 Offline - Posted February 23 2019 - 11:22 AM
Oh my god, you broke your streak of updates. You updated everyday. NOOOOOOO
#1325 Offline - Posted February 23 2019 - 2:38 PM
Oh my god, you broke your streak of updates. You updated everyday. NOOOOOOO
Was too busy sorting out my feeder roaches and crickets
Anyway more to update in my weekly colony update post
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1326 Offline - Posted February 24 2019 - 1:23 AM
Colony update - Summer 24th February 2019
Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant) 10mm queen
Atom C nest inside circular outworld - tip of heat cable pressed against side of nest
60+ workers, 20+ cocoons, tons of brood
Melophorus sp.- black orange 7-8mm queen
Acrylic founding nest - heat cable
6 workers - brood?
coocon has eclose to 6th worker, but I can't see any more brood
Polyrhachis rufifemur 9mm queen
16mm test tube - heat cable
1 worker - 7 small larvae
medium larvae disappeared
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17-18mm queen 1
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 nanitics, 6 cocoons, 3 large, 4 small larvae/eggs
1 coocon looks ready to eclose soon.
Camponotus aeneopilosus aka golden tail sugar ant - 12mm queen
16mm test tube - styrofoam double chamber setup - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
1 drone - 15 larvae
still no cocoons yet, but I feel this week is when a few should spin
Camponotus cf nigriceps 19mm queen
20mm test tube, in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
1 nanitic - 6 small larvae, 2 eggs
Gave them honey. Decided to wait till next week to feed them some insects
Myrmecia fulvipes, bull ant, 17-18mm queen
20mm test tube - in small outworld
1 worker
Still no eggs. Some springtail looking things inside their setup...
Colobopsis macrocephala 9mm queen
16mm test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
2 nanitics and 1 large larvae, 4 eggs
Second nanitic is up and the first is a bit darker.
Did notice the queen trying to use her rear legs to pull off her wings today, but she can't quite reach them
click to enlarge
Pheidole antipodum 14-15mm queens x 6
All setups 20mm test tube and a styro foam double chamber entrance
in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
4) Queen with red dirt
10+ nanitics, small clump of 15+ eggs, 5+ donated brood from queen 5
Heat cable
1) Dual queen - red dirt - cleared all the red dirt and heaped up at the middle of the test tube
15+ nanitics - huge stack of brood
2) Dual queen
6 nanitics - medium stack of eggs, some donated brood from queen 5 and setup 1
5) Queen - bare test tube
30+ nanitics - big stack of brood
Queen 4's eggs still do not look to have hatched after all this time
Queen 5 has the most workers, 30-40, and second most brood
Starting to stack some brood on the ceiling of the test tube.
Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant) 10mm queen
Atom C nest inside circular outworld - tip of heat cable pressed against side of nest
60+ workers, 20+ cocoons, tons of brood
Melophorus sp.- black orange 7-8mm queen
Acrylic founding nest - heat cable
6 workers - brood?
coocon has eclose to 6th worker, but I can't see any more brood
Polyrhachis rufifemur 9mm queen
16mm test tube - heat cable
1 worker - 7 small larvae
medium larvae disappeared
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17-18mm queen 1
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 nanitics, 6 cocoons, 3 large, 4 small larvae/eggs
1 coocon looks ready to eclose soon.
Camponotus aeneopilosus aka golden tail sugar ant - 12mm queen
16mm test tube - styrofoam double chamber setup - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
1 drone - 15 larvae
still no cocoons yet, but I feel this week is when a few should spin
Camponotus cf nigriceps 19mm queen
20mm test tube, in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
1 nanitic - 6 small larvae, 2 eggs
Gave them honey. Decided to wait till next week to feed them some insects
Myrmecia fulvipes, bull ant, 17-18mm queen
20mm test tube - in small outworld
1 worker
Still no eggs. Some springtail looking things inside their setup...
Colobopsis macrocephala 9mm queen
16mm test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
2 nanitics and 1 large larvae, 4 eggs
Second nanitic is up and the first is a bit darker.
Did notice the queen trying to use her rear legs to pull off her wings today, but she can't quite reach them
click to enlarge
Pheidole antipodum 14-15mm queens x 6
All setups 20mm test tube and a styro foam double chamber entrance
in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
4) Queen with red dirt
10+ nanitics, small clump of 15+ eggs, 5+ donated brood from queen 5
Heat cable
1) Dual queen - red dirt - cleared all the red dirt and heaped up at the middle of the test tube
15+ nanitics - huge stack of brood
2) Dual queen
6 nanitics - medium stack of eggs, some donated brood from queen 5 and setup 1
5) Queen - bare test tube
30+ nanitics - big stack of brood
Queen 4's eggs still do not look to have hatched after all this time
Queen 5 has the most workers, 30-40, and second most brood
Starting to stack some brood on the ceiling of the test tube.
Edited by CoolColJ, February 24 2019 - 1:36 AM.
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Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1327 Offline - Posted February 24 2019 - 2:25 AM
Managed to capture a strobe ant worker spraying formic acid on a baby roach - something I did not expect or know of for quite some time!
https://www.instagra.../p/BuQtAIrFoBk/
https://www.instagra.../p/BuQtAIrFoBk/
Edited by CoolColJ, February 24 2019 - 2:27 AM.
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1328 Offline - Posted February 26 2019 - 12:18 AM
Summer 26th February 2019
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17-18mm queen 1
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 nanitics, 6 cocoons, 1 large, 1 medium, 4 small larvae, 4 eggs
Sweet, queen laid 4 new eggs
8th worker should eclose within 2 days
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17-18mm queen 1
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 nanitics, 6 cocoons, 1 large, 1 medium, 4 small larvae, 4 eggs
Sweet, queen laid 4 new eggs
8th worker should eclose within 2 days
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1329 Offline - Posted February 26 2019 - 2:24 PM
Um, I don’t know about this, so why is there a suffusus and bendigensis in the species. Usually it like Mrymecia fulvipes, or Melophorus bagoti, etc.
Edited by Rstheant, February 26 2019 - 2:24 PM.
#1330 Offline - Posted February 26 2019 - 6:20 PM
Um, I don’t know about this, so why is there a suffusus and bendigensis in the species. Usually it like Mrymecia fulvipes, or Melophorus bagoti, etc.
Subspecies or variants. They might have different colors or specific parts of them that look different but are still essentially part of the species. Either that or they're different species but taxonomist haven't gotten around to giving them a new name yet.
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#1331 Offline - Posted February 26 2019 - 6:47 PM
Ok, name the species Camponotus formiculturis.
Edited by Rstheant, February 26 2019 - 6:47 PM.
#1332 Offline - Posted February 26 2019 - 10:30 PM
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis is just a Camponotus suffusus with black head and red legs, whereas a normal suffusus has a red tinged head and black legs.
Plus some difference in the workers heads.
Mostly with the workers/majors, but the queens do show the differences in the legs as well
Regular suffusus vs bendigensis sub-species
Plus some difference in the workers heads.
Mostly with the workers/majors, but the queens do show the differences in the legs as well
Regular suffusus vs bendigensis sub-species
Edited by CoolColJ, February 26 2019 - 10:31 PM.
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1333 Offline - Posted February 26 2019 - 10:37 PM
Summer 27th February 2019
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17-18mm queen 1
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 nanitics, 5 cocoons, 1 large, 1 medium, 4 small larvae, 4 eggs
A cocoon has eclosed, but the worker must have been deformed or something as they killed her
I see a mangled body in the test tube
Possibly damaged by my featherweight forceps when I grabbed it from the other colony I sold last week...
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17-18mm queen 1
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 nanitics, 5 cocoons, 1 large, 1 medium, 4 small larvae, 4 eggs
A cocoon has eclosed, but the worker must have been deformed or something as they killed her
I see a mangled body in the test tube
Possibly damaged by my featherweight forceps when I grabbed it from the other colony I sold last week...
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1334 Offline - Posted February 26 2019 - 11:13 PM
Pheidole antipodum 14-15mm queens x 6
All setups 20mm test tube and a styro foam double chamber entrance
in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
4) Queen with red dirt
10+ nanitics, small clump of 15+ eggs, 5+ donated brood from queen 5
Heat cable
1) Dual queen - red dirt - cleared all the red dirt and heaped up at the middle of the test tube
15+ nanitics - huge stack of brood
2) Dual queen
7 nanitics - medium stack of eggs, some donated brood from queen 5 and setup 1
5) Queen - bare test tube
40+ nanitics - big stack of brood
Not much has happened since last update, just a few more workers eclosing etc
One thing I have noticed, these ants like to cover up the food, and then a few days later dig back into and start eating it, despite it being dried out etc.
Since they are desert/arid area species, it kinda make sense
On that note, they do like to use substrate, more so than other ants I have in test tubes
None of my setups have access to an outworld yet, but according to a friend, that I sold my largest colony to, they seem to forage in pairs as well, they run out together then one follows the other around.
And according to some text they forage in a similar style to hypogacic foraging Dorylus laevigatus ants where they lay down more long term trails and forage in an area for a long period of time
Setup 1 and queen 5 going well, just huge piles of brood.
Takes a long time for the mini major's heads to darken fully, like over a month
Setup 1 - has 35 workers, with a few mini majors. They also have a tunnel at the bottom of the water cotton.... please don't leak!
They have a mini tower of brood
Both queens still on good terms with each other and the workers.
Setup 2 - has another worker, 7 total with 2 mini majors from donated brood, but their own eggs look to have hatched and developing, finally!
Queen 5 - over 40 workers now. There are some 4-5mm mini majors, but these are the smallest of the possibly major castes.
I do see one larger larvae in their big pile of brood.
Only setup to stick some of their brood on the ceiling.
Queen 4 - has the smallest amount of brood. All her donated brood have eclosed, but her own pile of eggs still haven't hatched yet
Just with the 11 or so donated workers and mini majors.
She's a pretty queen so hopefully she does turn out ok.
All setups 20mm test tube and a styro foam double chamber entrance
in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
4) Queen with red dirt
10+ nanitics, small clump of 15+ eggs, 5+ donated brood from queen 5
Heat cable
1) Dual queen - red dirt - cleared all the red dirt and heaped up at the middle of the test tube
15+ nanitics - huge stack of brood
2) Dual queen
7 nanitics - medium stack of eggs, some donated brood from queen 5 and setup 1
5) Queen - bare test tube
40+ nanitics - big stack of brood
Not much has happened since last update, just a few more workers eclosing etc
One thing I have noticed, these ants like to cover up the food, and then a few days later dig back into and start eating it, despite it being dried out etc.
Since they are desert/arid area species, it kinda make sense
On that note, they do like to use substrate, more so than other ants I have in test tubes
None of my setups have access to an outworld yet, but according to a friend, that I sold my largest colony to, they seem to forage in pairs as well, they run out together then one follows the other around.
And according to some text they forage in a similar style to hypogacic foraging Dorylus laevigatus ants where they lay down more long term trails and forage in an area for a long period of time
Setup 1 and queen 5 going well, just huge piles of brood.
Takes a long time for the mini major's heads to darken fully, like over a month
Setup 1 - has 35 workers, with a few mini majors. They also have a tunnel at the bottom of the water cotton.... please don't leak!
They have a mini tower of brood
Both queens still on good terms with each other and the workers.
Setup 2 - has another worker, 7 total with 2 mini majors from donated brood, but their own eggs look to have hatched and developing, finally!
Queen 5 - over 40 workers now. There are some 4-5mm mini majors, but these are the smallest of the possibly major castes.
I do see one larger larvae in their big pile of brood.
Only setup to stick some of their brood on the ceiling.
Queen 4 - has the smallest amount of brood. All her donated brood have eclosed, but her own pile of eggs still haven't hatched yet
Just with the 11 or so donated workers and mini majors.
She's a pretty queen so hopefully she does turn out ok.
Edited by CoolColJ, February 26 2019 - 11:33 PM.
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1335 Offline - Posted February 28 2019 - 1:58 AM
28th February 2019
Today marks the last official day of summer...still warm, and some heatwave days coming up...
The queenless Melophorus colony I have not been updating is still around.
They have 2 medial sized workers to join the other 2 minors and a major
Not much brood left for them. I guess I'll keep them around for a bit until I need the nest and outworld.
Polyrhachis rufifemur 9mm queen
16mm test tube - heat cable
1 worker - 7 small larvae, 1 egg
Queen laid a new egg.
Looks like she can count and likes to keep her brood count around 8 for now...
I cna't believe how slow the brood times are!
3-4 months with the small larvae barely growing
Today marks the last official day of summer...still warm, and some heatwave days coming up...
The queenless Melophorus colony I have not been updating is still around.
They have 2 medial sized workers to join the other 2 minors and a major
Not much brood left for them. I guess I'll keep them around for a bit until I need the nest and outworld.
Polyrhachis rufifemur 9mm queen
16mm test tube - heat cable
1 worker - 7 small larvae, 1 egg
Queen laid a new egg.
Looks like she can count and likes to keep her brood count around 8 for now...
I cna't believe how slow the brood times are!
3-4 months with the small larvae barely growing
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1336 Offline - Posted February 28 2019 - 2:11 AM
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17-18mm queen 1
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 nanitics, 3 cocoons, 1 large, 1 medium, 4 small larvae, 4 eggs
Dammit they murdered another 2 cocoons. So I guess that's all 3 of the donated cocoons accounted for
There is another cocoon looking dark and ready to eclose in 2 days time.
Please eclose properly!
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 nanitics, 3 cocoons, 1 large, 1 medium, 4 small larvae, 4 eggs
Dammit they murdered another 2 cocoons. So I guess that's all 3 of the donated cocoons accounted for
There is another cocoon looking dark and ready to eclose in 2 days time.
Please eclose properly!
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1337 Offline - Posted February 28 2019 - 4:58 PM
Any pictures on Melophorus. Maybe try introduce the other workers to the colony with a queen. Chill both colonies before though.
#1338 Offline - Posted March 1 2019 - 3:17 AM
Any pictures on Melophorus. Maybe try introduce the other workers to the colony with a queen. Chill both colonies before though.
Only older pics.
They have one cocoon left, not sure on eggs.
This is a different species from my other colony so no chance they will combine.
back in happier times when the queen was around. I wonder if her bum front leg caused her eventual death.. fron not being able to clean her antenna.
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Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1339 Offline - Posted March 1 2019 - 3:20 AM
Autumn 1st March 2018
Camponotus suffusus bendigensis 17-18mm queen 1
20mm Test tube - in styrofoam and heat cable incubator
7 nanitics, 3 cocoons, 1 large, 1 medium, 4 small larvae, 4 eggs
Just noticed that one of the 3 cocoons is quite a bit bigger than the other two, 30% longer
I don't think it's a major just yet, so could be a medial
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
#1340 Offline - Posted March 1 2019 - 6:24 AM
These Pheidole antipodum colonies sure like to build mini brood towers
Queen 5 with Setup 2 behind.
Her brood pile rivals dual queen Setup 1!
A few second gen 4-5mm mini majors have also arrived
click to enlarge
Dual queen Setup 1 has a nice brood tower going up
Current ant colonies -
1) Opisthopsis Rufithorax (strobe ant), Melophorus sp2. black and orange, Pheidole species, Pheidole antipodum
Journal = http://www.formicult...ra-iridomyrmex/
Heterotermes cf brevicatena termite pet/feeder journal = http://www.formicult...feeder-journal/
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