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Looking for Atta or Acromyrmex leafcutter ants for sale in the USA

Started By Moldy_Leafcutter , Apr 14 2025 11:23 AM
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#1 Offline Moldy_Leafcutter - Posted April 14 2025 - 11:23 AM

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Hello does anyone have any species of leafcutter ant for sale preferably atta but Acromyrmex would work please tell me the colony size, cost, etc. I've always wanted to keep leafcutter ants but have had difficulty sourcing them I am in Texas so I know they are legal thank you!


#2 Offline Moldy_Leafcutter - Posted April 14 2025 - 11:35 AM

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I have them in my area but they are kinda rare here so my chances with wild queens are slim


#3 Offline Ants_Dakota - Posted April 14 2025 - 4:45 PM

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I have them in my area but they are kinda rare here so my chances with wild queens are slim

You can always look up the location of some colonies on inaturalist and plan a camping trip to that area around the time they fly. I also know people catch them in bulk here so try contacting some active users or use the search bar to discover where they went in the past.


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#4 Offline Moldy_Leafcutter - Posted April 14 2025 - 7:13 PM

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How would I do that? Sorry I’m very new to this site

#5 Offline Ants_Dakota - Posted April 15 2025 - 5:36 AM

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How would I do that? Sorry I’m very new to this site

In the top right corner there is a search bar. You can try searching something like Texas Atta, or Texas Leafcutter, or something.


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