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TennesseeAnts' Colobopsis Journal
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, Jul 14 2022 6:26 AM
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Posted July 14 2022 - 6:26 AM
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I guess I might as well document the progress of my two groups. The more advanced group is Colobopsis impressa with 5-6 noodle-eggs, and the C. obliqua seem to be lagging behind. I don't have any pics of the colonies right now but I do have a picture of a queen specimen from this year.
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Posted July 19 2022 - 5:54 PM
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The duo continues to do amazingly. They're up to 8 or so eggs now, and their first larvae should be appearing soon.
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Posted July 19 2022 - 7:35 PM
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The duo continues to do amazingly. They're up to 8 or so eggs now, and their first larvae should be appearing soon.
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I really love these unique ants. Any tips on catching them? I black lighted with good flying conditions for Camponotus near a forest and no luck.
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Posted July 22 2022 - 12:27 PM
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I really love these unique ants. Any tips on catching them? I black lighted with good flying conditions for Camponotus near a forest and no luck.The duo continues to do amazingly. They're up to 8 or so eggs now, and their first larvae should be appearing soon.
They're pretty much done now. Usually their flights peak around mid June on warm, humid nights a day or two after rain.
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Posted July 22 2022 - 12:54 PM
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I really love these unique ants. Any tips on catching them? I black lighted with good flying conditions for Camponotus near a forest and no luck.The duo continues to do amazingly. They're up to 8 or so eggs now, and their first larvae should be appearing soon.
They're pretty much done now. Usually their flights peak around mid June on warm, humid nights a day or two after rain.
Oh well. I will have to try next year I guess.
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Posted July 22 2022 - 1:50 PM
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The duo continues to do amazingly. They're up to 8 or so eggs now, and their first larvae should be appearing soon.
I really love these unique ants. Any tips on catching them? I black lighted with good flying conditions for Camponotus near a forest and no luck.
I get them every 75+ night starting mid-late June and am still getting a couple a night.
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Posted August 24 2022 - 9:25 PM
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Update on these??
Looking for...
Acorn Ants
Camponotus subbarbatus
Camponotus castaneus
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