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Odontomachus Haematodus

Started By Tobysant , Nov 8 2022 10:10 AM

wanting to get rid of

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#1 Offline Tobysant - Posted November 8 2022 - 10:10 AM

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Hey I am looking to sell trapjaw ants specifically haematodus. I can ship to anyone in Florida but no one outside of the state. The colony has 20 workers some brood and a healthy queen. I can also do meetups if you live in port st Lucie FL

#2 Offline Tobysant - Posted November 8 2022 - 10:11 AM

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Oh I forgot to mention you can message me for photos of the colony.

#3 Offline Tobysant - Posted November 8 2022 - 10:13 AM

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I can negotiate the price but I am looking for around 35-40$ but may take slightly lower.

#4 Offline aznphenom - Posted November 8 2022 - 10:25 AM

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Hey I am looking to sell trapjaw ants specifically haematodus. I can ship to anyone in Florida but no one outside of the state. The colony has 20 workers some brood and a healthy queen. I can also do meetups if you live in port st Lucie FL

PM! I have permit!

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)