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[Major]

1x Camponotus Pennsylvanicus about to have workers $34
1x Camponotus Novaeboracensis about to have workers $49
1x Tetramorium Immigrans with brood/eggs (fertile) $28

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[Swirlysnowflake]

I think the tetra is a little overpriced, people sell them for $10, and that is with 10+ workers. They are really common in most places

EDIT: I don't mean to be rude with this, it's just what I think. I know distribution varies.

Edited by Swirlysnowflake, July 30 2020 - 5:21 PM.

[Spazmops]

I think the tetra is a little overpriced, people sell them for $10, and that is with 10+ workers. They are really common in most places

It’s their choice, really. Some people hate tetramorium, some people love them, and that influences what people are willing to pay.

[Swirlysnowflake]

I think the tetra is a little overpriced, people sell them for $10, and that is with 10+ workers. They are really common in most places

It’s their choice, really. Some people hate tetramorium, some people love them, and that influences what people are willing to pay.

Well, yes. It's just I've seen most tetras sell for less

Edited by Swirlysnowflake, July 30 2020 - 4:35 PM.

[SleepyAsianAnter]

I think the tetra is a little overpriced, people sell them for $10, and that is with 10+ workers. They are really common in most places

 

Maybe let the seller choose the price? And ant rarity varies from state to state, so you really can't dictate the value of ants that aren't in your state. 

[DDD101DDD]

Tetra is still cheaper then GAN

[ANTdrew]

I think that’s totally reasonable. I’ve seen clowns selling Tapinoma sessile they dug up under a rock for $100 on GAN.
I sold a Tetra queen and nanitics in a custom set up on GAN for $50. The parent gave me double that out of generosity.