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Acorn Ants

Started By Ants101 , Jan 12 2022 6:59 PM
acorn ants temnothorax curvispinosus

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#21 Offline ANTdrew - Posted January 30 2022 - 5:22 PM

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I would try setting the formicarium on top of the heat cable and only heating the side opposite the water tower.
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#22 Offline Ants101 - Posted September 16 2022 - 2:58 PM

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Update:

The matured workers kicked out of the nest one Queen after the next, to the point where only 1 queen was left in the nest.

Workers would also pinned some Queens down like prisoners and not release them from their mouths for days to point of starvation.

Not what I expected and was disappointed.

I did release them and hope that next time, when I catch more queens from nuptial flights, I can have a colony with 4 or more queens.


Edited by Ants101, September 19 2022 - 5:20 AM.

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