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DragonLuke's Shop - Selling Prenolepis & Tetras

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#1 Offline Dragonluke2168 - Posted August 16 2022 - 9:42 PM

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Hi! My name is Luke and this is my ant shop. These are the only ants I am selling right now, but as I continue to grow colonies and find queens, I will be updating this whenever there's a new listing. I started ant-keeping about 2 years ago but recently got really into the hobby and the community.

 

 

- Can meet up to do purchase / trades, I live near Redwood City, Bay Area.

- Can send photo of ants being shipped and provide any additional info

- Must live in Cali

- No live guarantee

 

 

 

Tetra immigrans:

1 queen 5-10 workers: $10 + shipping.

Experience level: easy     Setup: test tube     Size: medium     Stinging: not really

 

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Prenolepis imparis: 

1-2 queens 5-10 workers: $15 - $30 + shipping. (depends on number of queens and workers)

Experience level: medium     Setup: test tube     Size: medium     Stinging: no

 

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Dm me if interested or have any questions :)

Discord: DragonLuke#2168


Edited by Dragonluke2168, August 23 2022 - 6:25 PM.

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#2 Offline AntsTopia - Posted August 22 2022 - 3:46 PM

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I know I don't live in Cali and I'm not interested in buying but you say that Tetramorium don't sting. And they do %1,000.
Sorry I can't help it.

Edited by AntsTopia, August 22 2022 - 3:49 PM.

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Keeper of:
Camponotus castaneus | 20-25 workers
Tetramorium Immigrans | 1,000+ workers (yes I gave them a brood boost don’t be salty!)
Aphaenogaster Rudis | 16 workers
Pheidole bicarinata | 50-60 workers

Ants are just better.

#3 Offline Dragonluke2168 - Posted August 22 2022 - 4:18 PM

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Hi, ty for letting me know, I pasted it from the prenolepis section I had made earlier, and forgot to change that  :D just fixed it


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#4 Offline AntsTopia - Posted August 22 2022 - 4:32 PM

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Hi, ty for letting me know, I pasted it from the prenolepis section I had made earlier, and forgot to change that  :D just fixed it


Yep no problem. I was worried a newbie to ant keeping in Cali was going to say " a non stinging ant" and then 1 year later their like "ouch I thought this was a non stinging ant". Anyway good luck with your shop!
Keeper of:
Camponotus castaneus | 20-25 workers
Tetramorium Immigrans | 1,000+ workers (yes I gave them a brood boost don’t be salty!)
Aphaenogaster Rudis | 16 workers
Pheidole bicarinata | 50-60 workers

Ants are just better.

#5 Offline AntsCali098 - Posted August 22 2022 - 7:03 PM

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Tetra immigrans sting?
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Interested buying in ants? Feel free to check out my shop

Feel free to read my journals, like this one.

 

Wishlist:

Atta sp (wish they were in CA), Crematogaster cerasi, Most Pheidole species

 

 


#6 Offline lazyant - Posted August 22 2022 - 7:09 PM

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I know I don't live in Cali and I'm not interested in buying but you say that Tetramorium don't sting. And they do %1,000.
Sorry I can't help it.

They do, but not even noticeable, so  did he really have to put that there?


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#7 Offline AntsCali098 - Posted August 23 2022 - 7:28 AM

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I know I don't live in Cali and I'm not interested in buying but you say that Tetramorium don't sting. And they do %1,000.
Sorry I can't help it.

They do, but not even noticeable, so did he really have to put that there?
Oh yeah. I hold my tetra workers all the time, and don't feel a thing. Idk most shops say no on sting

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Interested buying in ants? Feel free to check out my shop

Feel free to read my journals, like this one.

 

Wishlist:

Atta sp (wish they were in CA), Crematogaster cerasi, Most Pheidole species

 

 


#8 Offline lelandr.t - Posted August 25 2022 - 10:20 AM

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Hello there I am looking to buy a tetra colony. I live in the Bay Area and would prefer to do pick up


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#9 Offline AntsTopia - Posted August 25 2022 - 2:53 PM

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Tetra immigrans sting?

 
Clearly Florida tetras and and California Tetras have different stingers because when Margate tetras sting. Let’s just say it has the Pogonomyrmex sting. 


Keeper of:
Camponotus castaneus | 20-25 workers
Tetramorium Immigrans | 1,000+ workers (yes I gave them a brood boost don’t be salty!)
Aphaenogaster Rudis | 16 workers
Pheidole bicarinata | 50-60 workers

Ants are just better.

#10 Offline lazyant - Posted August 25 2022 - 7:43 PM

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Really lol? I have been to Florida, and the stings are like nothing.Like in Cali.

You probably have them confused with Soloenopis or something.


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#11 Offline AntsTopia - Posted August 26 2022 - 7:06 AM

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Maybe I have some allergic reaction cause when I get bit by RIFAS or tetras my hand literally swells up. Like it creates blisters and puss jewels. Maybe I just stick to non stinging ants.
Keeper of:
Camponotus castaneus | 20-25 workers
Tetramorium Immigrans | 1,000+ workers (yes I gave them a brood boost don’t be salty!)
Aphaenogaster Rudis | 16 workers
Pheidole bicarinata | 50-60 workers

Ants are just better.

#12 Offline RushmoreAnts - Posted August 26 2022 - 2:48 PM

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Tetra immigrans sting?

Just because an ant is capable of stinging doesn't mean it will be able to sting every time. If you're picking up Tetras they probably can't move very much. And also, ants seem more interested in exploring human skin as a surface, not so much as an aggressor, unless they're under attack. And besides, the human skin is quite thick for such small ants, and even if they wanted to sting they would have difficulty penetrating the skin. I only notice the sting if I break into a large colony and am swarmed. It usually happens on the feet and legs where I am not as diligent in brushing them off. It hurts a little, but in terms of bees and wasps etc. their sting is negligible.


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"God made..... all the creatures that move along the ground according to their kinds (including ants). And God saw that it was good. Genesis 1:25 NIV version

 

Keeping:

Tetramorium immigrans

Formica cf. pallidefulva, cf. incerta, cf. argentea

Formica cf. aserva, cf. subintegra

Pogonomyrmex occidentalis

Pheidole bicarinata

Myrmica sp.

Lasius neoniger, brevicornis






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