WHY U BUY?! WHY?!?!?!? S. geminata and invicta are highly invasive sp.
S. geminata are native to most Southern US states (I Think?).
WHY U BUY?! WHY?!?!?!? S. geminata and invicta are highly invasive sp.
S. geminata are native to most Southern US states (I Think?).
WHY U BUY?! WHY?!?!?!? S. geminata and invicta are highly invasive sp.
S. geminata are native to most Southern US states (I Think?).
They are native to 11 states that line the bottom of the US.
Interesting.They are native to 11 states that line the bottom of the US.S. geminata are native to most Southern US states (I Think?).WHY U BUY?! WHY?!?!?!? S. geminata and invicta are highly invasive sp.
Yes. And I read it's a GAN farmer if I'm not wrong. If so he is disobeying the rules. If ur a GAN farmer you should only sell to those in your country/state.I highly doubt this seller has a permit and I really doubt they are selling germinata. I can smell the sketchiness from Virginia.
Edited by ANTS_KL, July 1 2021 - 3:03 AM.
WHY U BUY?! WHY?!?!?!? S. geminata and invicta are highly invasive sp.
My favorite queens/colony’s:
Pheidole Tysoni, Selonopis Molesta, Brachymyrmex Depilis, Tetramorium Immagrians, Prenolepis Imparis, Pheidole Bicirinata
LolDon’t pile on him he didn’t know lolWHY U BUY?! WHY?!?!?!? S. geminata and invicta are highly invasive sp.
the OP said he was 9. So idk how the heck can he even buy ants by himself. Someone confirm that his parents helped him cuz I'm getting worried for the kid. And he mentioned he wanted to drive to Georgia. I'm rlly confused. If it's ur parents willing to drive u there or buy ants for u then uh nice parents.
Wow, I didn't see that he said he's 9 in his profile. I smell a troll.
YesWow, I didn't see that he said he's 9 in his profile. I smell a troll.the OP said he was 9. So idk how the heck can he even buy ants by himself. Someone confirm that his parents helped him cuz I'm getting worried for the kid. And he mentioned he wanted to drive to Georgia. I'm rlly confused. If it's ur parents willing to drive u there or buy ants for u then uh nice parents.
Yea How does he type so well? If he’s nineYesWow, I didn't see that he said he's 9 in his profile. I smell a troll.the OP said he was 9. So idk how the heck can he even buy ants by himself. Someone confirm that his parents helped him cuz I'm getting worried for the kid. And he mentioned he wanted to drive to Georgia. I'm rlly confused. If it's ur parents willing to drive u there or buy ants for u then uh nice parents.
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My favorite queens/colony’s:
Pheidole Tysoni, Selonopis Molesta, Brachymyrmex Depilis, Tetramorium Immagrians, Prenolepis Imparis, Pheidole Bicirinata
Yea How does he type so well? If he’s nine
Yes
Wow, I didn't see that he said he's 9 in his profile. I smell a troll.the OP said he was 9. So idk how the heck can he even buy ants by himself. Someone confirm that his parents helped him cuz I'm getting worried for the kid. And he mentioned he wanted to drive to Georgia. I'm rlly confused. If it's ur parents willing to drive u there or buy ants for u then uh nice parents.
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Idk, his grammar seems to fit that of a 9 year old. These days I see like 8 year olds carrying phones so it's entirely possible he's not a troll and just very young.
Edited by DDD101DDD, July 1 2021 - 6:26 AM.
He travels, he seeks the p a r m e s a n.
It’s geminata not invicta but that isn’t really an improvement.Yes, most times it is the receiver who needs the permit. An exception is TarHeelAnts for example, who has a permit to ship a Formica species to some states. A permit for S. invicta is so unlikely, I would be willing to bet the seller definitely does not have a permit.
Are you sure this seller even has a license...? Also, I could be wrong so anyone who knows, please correct me – but I always thought the responsibility for a permit is mostly centered around the person KEEPING the ant colony. Why would a seller have a blanket license to ship Solenopsis invicta, logically? One of the species that's the reason we have restrictions for transporting queens across state lines.
Edited by Kaelwizard, July 1 2021 - 8:53 AM.
It’s geminata not invicta but that isn’t really an improvement.
Yes, most times it is the receiver who needs the permit. An exception is TarHeelAnts for example, who has a permit to ship a Formica species to some states. A permit for S. invicta is so unlikely, I would be willing to bet the seller definitely does not have a permit.Are you sure this seller even has a license...? Also, I could be wrong so anyone who knows, please correct me – but I always thought the responsibility for a permit is mostly centered around the person KEEPING the ant colony. Why would a seller have a blanket license to ship Solenopsis invicta, logically? One of the species that's the reason we have restrictions for transporting queens across state lines.
And he doesn’t seem to be a troll, just a kid really interested in ants like a lot of people here. He just bought the wrong species.
If the seller claimed they had a permit for geminata, they probably would have done the same for invicta if the purchaser wanted it. But yeah geminata
hi everyone I thought this through. I am 9 I am not a troll. I have very good writing skills and is in gifted in talented classes. I have canceled the order and instead got some crematogaster species that has 2 workers that is okay and will not blow in numbers. I got that instead of the fire ant. i will make a journal on them so go check that out. and driving to Georgia was an exaggeration. and also my parents were the ones to say yes and then to say no. which broke my heart. i asked if i could have a colobopsis impressa colony and they said yes. so i am going to make a jounal on them too. so 2 colonies that won't blow up the world, happy?
peace!
peace!
thanks!
peace!
I will follow your journey! Can you make the journals into one so it won't be hard ti find both?hi everyone I thought this through. I am 9 I am not a troll. I have very good writing skills and is in gifted in talented classes. I have canceled the order and instead got some crematogaster species that has 2 workers that is okay and will not blow in numbers. I got that instead of the fire ant. i will make a journal on them so go check that out. and driving to Georgia was an exaggeration. and also my parents were the ones to say yes and then to say no. which broke my heart. i asked if i could have a colobopsis impressa colony and they said yes. so i am going to make a jounal on them too. so 2 colonies that won't blow up the world, happy?
peace!
yep
peace!
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