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Howdy from Georgia

Started By napaeozapus , Sep 22 2013 7:44 AM

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#1 Offline napaeozapus - Posted September 22 2013 - 7:44 AM

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I'm an animal control officer living and working near Athens, Georgia. I've been interested in ants for years now, but have only kept a few colonies. I currently have a Formica pallidefulva queen with a few callows, which has renewed my interest in the hobby. I'm rather impressed with some of the new formicaria people are making.

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#2 Offline nepenthes - Posted September 22 2013 - 8:51 AM

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Me too, when I first started keeping ants all I could do is drool over European formicariums. I also have a P. pallidefulva queen I took to OSU, she's got a bunch of callows. Why don't you start an ant journal for you F. pallidefulva queen.

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