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M_Ants Solenopsis amblychila (Success)

Started By M_Ants , Jul 19 2020 12:24 PM

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#41 Offline OwlThatLikesAnts - Posted October 20 2024 - 6:48 AM

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M_Ants, on 19 Oct 2024 - 11:59 PM, said:

I am glad it is working out because of how I never knew this species and I want to see the whole colony founding, you also have tried so many times on this journal and now you are getting biological workers

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Currently keeping:

1x Formica subsericea, 20+ workers + a decently sized brood pile (35-40)

1x Crematogaster cerasi 3 workers with brood (been going all winter)

*As you watch your ants march, remember that every thing begins with a small step and continued by diligence and shared dreams*

-A.T (Me)

#42 Offline M_Ants - Posted October 20 2024 - 4:13 PM

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OwlThatLikesAnts, on 20 Oct 2024 - 2:48 PM, said:

M_Ants, on 19 Oct 2024 - 11:59 PM, said:

I am glad it is working out because of how I never knew this species and I want to see the whole colony founding, you also have tried so many times on this journal and now you are getting biological workers

Yeah don't let my attempts have you believing it's difficult. They are easy to keep and I was just lazy in previous years.

Veromessor pergandei

Veromessor andrei

Crematogaster sp.

Pogonomyrmex cf cali and rugosus

Various Pheidole

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