They were off heat for a couple weeks but I recently put them back on and the brood is beginning to grow extremely quickly again.
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OiledOlives - Camponotus floridanus journal
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I thought I updated this recently but looks like I didn't. I've been feeding 10-40 large mealworms and 8-16mL of sugar water a day. They have been growing slowly but surely and continue to be very aggressive.
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A picture I took of some trophallaxis last night
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Wow, very impressive colony! 
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Super cool! I love seeing C. floridanus in action.
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They dried up (even though there was condensation in the nest) and lost well over 1000 workers. I decided to put an end to them and freeze the colony. I moved them one by one into this foraging area and put them in the freezer.
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They dried up (even though there was condensation in the nest) and lost well over 1000 workers. I decided to put an end to them and freeze the colony. I moved them one by one into this foraging area and put them in the freezer.
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