6 replies to this topic

[SuperFrank]

A few months ago I applied for a permit to possess M mendax, I just got a follow-up response from aphis and believe I will get approval shortly (I have applied for a permit previously and that was what happened) I know little about the rarity and ecology of the species or how commonly they are kept where they are present. But am interested in queens/founding colonies. Again I am more testing the waters as I have not yet secured approval, but am fairly confident I will receive it in the near future.

[Zeiss]

They are fairly uncommon and nobody got any this season.  You will most likely have to wait until the end of next season.

[JenC]

I also want some mendax....

[nurbs]

They are very common in Utah and Arizona, but rare in CA.

 

I may be the only person with a large thriving colony in CA. Not sure if Drew's colony is still alive. Not that I'm flexing or anything. OK I'm flexing.

 

 

[Kalidas]

They are very common in Utah and Arizona, but rare in CA.
 
I may be the only person with a large thriving colony in CA. Not sure if Drew's colony is still alive. Not that I'm flexing or anything. OK I'm flexing.

My Gawd man they look amazing

[B_rad0806]

I wish I had Mendax

[JenC]

They are very common in Utah and Arizona, but rare in CA.

I may be the only person with a large thriving colony in CA. Not sure if Drew's colony is still alive. Not that I'm flexing or anything. OK I'm flexing.

Mendax Yt video!!!!