Genus: Pheidole
Species: Floridana
Common Name:
Colony Stage: Fresh Queen
Caught Date: 05-28-2020
Eggs: 05-30-2020
Larva:
Pupa: 06-28-2020
Nanitics: 06-29-2020
Diet:
Special Needs:
Do they Sting or bite?:
Escape Artists?:
Queen or colony count: 1 Queen
06-03-2020:
She seems pretty laid back and pretty quickly started laying eggs. Still doing good so far and hope she keeps up the chill and thriving vibe.
06-28-2020:
We have pupa that are dark and looking ready to pop! Eagerly waiting her first workers.
06-29-2020:
We got workers today! They are so tiny~
02-15-2022:
Having issues with them digging through cotton in their tube and drowning themselves. They have used some play-sand I gave them and plugged up their tube entrance. Since then I have seen very little activity. It makes me think they are hibernating? And maybe their digging in the cotton was trying to find a deeper place to hibernate in? Maybe in the near future I should try another housing method. Just they are so tiny there aren't many options I feel.
Edited by BitT, February 15 2022 - 4:20 PM.