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queen ants for sale oregon

Started By Julio27 , Jun 11 2019 9:06 PM
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#1 Offline Julio27 - Posted June 11 2019 - 9:06 PM

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queens are in a test tube set up

tetramorium immigrans queens $30

camponotus pennsylvanicus with mature brood $65

Edited by Julio27, June 15 2019 - 8:43 AM.

#2 Offline Kahldris - Posted June 13 2019 - 4:14 AM

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I just caught in Oregon a queen that I believe to be a camponotus pennsylvanicus though I'm not 100% sure. If I sent you a pic could you identify?

The 1st one is pavement ants right? Are they smaller then the camponotus? I actually don't know much about pavement ants.

#3 Offline HYLIAN - Posted June 13 2019 - 6:29 PM

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Hello! Just wanted to drop a line to say that I'm interested. I'm a first timer, recently had a swing and a miss, and I'm gonna try again after hearing a tip (actually from Kahldris here; hello again my dude!) about a nuptial flight on Tuesday. Please keep me posted on your availability, and I will do my best to get back to you with an update by Monday, the 17th. If you have buyers before then and sell out, no worries. Business is business.


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#4 Offline Julio27 - Posted June 14 2019 - 4:44 PM

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Hey yeah go ahead and send me a msg. Sorry for the late reply. Was really busy yesterday and today.

#5 Offline Mdrogun - Posted June 14 2019 - 10:44 PM

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queens are in a test tube set up

tetramorium caespitum queens $30

camponotus pennsylvanicus with mature brood $65

 

Tetramorium caespitum is not currently known to exist in Oregon. I'm assuming you meant Tetramorium immigrans?

I am also concerned about your C. pennsylvanicus ID as there are a number of easily-mistakable species in Oregon that are significantly more common.


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#6 Offline Kahldris - Posted June 15 2019 - 2:27 AM

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Hello! Just wanted to drop a line to say that I'm interested. I'm a first timer, recently had a swing and a miss, and I'm gonna try again after hearing a tip (actually from Kahldris here; hello again my dude!) about a nuptial flight on Tuesday. Please keep me posted on your availability, and I will do my best to get back to you with an update by Monday, the 17th. If you have buyers before then and sell out, no worries. Business is business.


Hey hey! Hope ya find one I should have captured more queens they were everywhere lol. But I didn't have much in me as I wasnt expecting it lol. I might go back in a few days though I expect they'll all he gone by now.

#7 Offline Julio27 - Posted June 15 2019 - 8:41 AM

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Tetramorium caespitum is not currently known to exist in Oregon. I'm assuming you meant Tetramorium immigrans?
I am also concerned about your C. pennsylvanicus ID as there are a number of easily-mistakable species in Oregon that are significantly more common.



You are correct after closer inspection they are immigrans.

Edited by Julio27, June 15 2019 - 8:42 AM.

#8 Offline jadeybug - Posted November 3 2020 - 3:49 AM

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Hello there, do you still have these ants available?

queens are in a test tube set up

tetramorium immigrans queens $30

camponotus pennsylvanicus with mature brood $65


#9 Offline Ants_Dakota - Posted November 3 2020 - 8:33 AM

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Hello there, do you still have these ants available?

queens are in a test tube set up

tetramorium immigrans queens $30

camponotus pennsylvanicus with mature brood $65

 

he has not been active for a while, so you might want to pm him.


queens are in a test tube set up

tetramorium immigrans queens $30

camponotus pennsylvanicus with mature brood $65

also, you need to accurately show your location in your profile to buy or sell ants.


Edited by Ants_Dakota, November 3 2020 - 8:33 AM.

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#10 Offline dougsedwick - Posted September 5 2021 - 11:27 AM

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I live in the Portland area and would like to buy a queen ant for my son...does anybody have a queen ant they would be willing to sell to me?


#11 Offline Dielonx5 - Posted September 6 2021 - 6:39 AM

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If you don’t have any luck with a local ants emporium has multiple species for sale I’m sure he’s got something for Oregon.
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