I will get permits.
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Anyone selling Pheidole Megacephala or Xerophila?
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IkuhiroKawaguchi
, Jun 13 2022 12:08 AM
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Posted June 13 2022 - 12:08 AM
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Posted June 13 2022 - 12:10 AM
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I didn’t know what else to say
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Posted June 13 2022 - 12:11 AM
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You need your location in your profile.
Currently: Considering moving to Australia
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Posted June 13 2022 - 12:38 AM
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Also I think the species you're referring to is megacephala.
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My Ants:
Colonies: Camponotus humilior 1w, Opisthopsis rufithorax 11w, Aphaenogaster longiceps ~5w, Pheidole sp. ~235w ~15m, Iridomyrmex sp. 2q 1w, Brachyponera lutea 6w, Crematogaster sp. ~20w, Podomyrma sp. 1w
Queens: Polyrhachis cf. robinsoni, Polyrhachis (Campomyrma) sp. (likely infertile)
Previously Kept: Colobopsis gasseri, Technomyrmex sp., Rhytidoponera victorae, Nylanderia cf. rosae, Myrmecia brevinoda/forficata, Polyrhachis australis, Solenopsis/Monomorium
Key: Q = Queen, W = Worker, M = Major
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Posted June 13 2022 - 9:23 PM
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Ah ok mb
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Posted June 14 2022 - 5:38 AM
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I am not sure you know how hard and/or long it takes to get a permit for megacephala. But should be quicker and easier for xerophila
Keeps: Camponotus, Tetra
Wants (Please reach out if you have them for sale if you’re in the US): Acromyrmex Sp., Atta Sp., Cephalotes Sp., Myrmecocystus Sp (Prefer Mexicanus), Odontomachus Sp. (Prefer Desertorum), Pachycondyla Sp., Pheidole Sp (Prefer Rhea. The bigger the better. Not the tiny bicarinata), Pogonomyrmex Sp (Prefer Badius)., Pseudomyrmex Sp. (Prefer the cute yellow ones)
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Posted June 14 2022 - 5:38 PM
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I doubt you will be approved for megacephala. They are invasive and are escape artist, so Cotten not tight enough they will escape. I think permits can take around a year for invasives, especially ones that multiply and mature quickly.
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Posted June 16 2022 - 5:43 PM
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Oh alright thank you!
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Posted June 16 2022 - 11:11 PM
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You won’t be needing a permit for ants if the person catching/selling them is in California. You only need them if you’re buying or shipping from out-of-state.
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