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Tetramorium?

Started By AdamAnt1 , Jun 20 2023 11:12 AM

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#1 Offline AdamAnt1 - Posted June 20 2023 - 11:12 AM

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Complete greenhorn here, but I would believe the two individual queens in the attached pictures to be Tetramorium. I found them in Southeastern Pennsylvania, not far from two different nests of pavement ants. Correct me if I'm wrong and let me know if you think you have the species!

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#2 Offline Virginian_ants - Posted June 20 2023 - 11:14 AM

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Yep that's tetramorium.

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#3 Offline Artisan_Ants - Posted January 16 2024 - 3:47 PM

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Yes, Tetramorium immigrans.

Keeping:

3x - S. molesta (colonies and single queen) 1x - C. nearcticus (founding but no eggs) (y) New!

1x - C. chromaiodes (colony) 1x - C. subbarbatus (founding)

1x - F. subsericea (founding) 1x - T. sessile (mega colony)

3x - P. imparis (colonies)

2x - L. neoniger (founding)

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#4 Online rptraut - Posted January 17 2024 - 8:48 AM

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Aren’t they supposed to be called Tetramorium E, or something like that?

My father always said I had ants in my pants.

#5 Offline bmb1bee - Posted January 17 2024 - 12:47 PM

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Aren’t they supposed to be called Tetramorium E, or something like that?

That was a while back, but they've been T. immigrans since around 2015/2016 or so.

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#6 Offline bmb1bee - Posted January 17 2024 - 12:50 PM

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Yes, Tetramorium immigrans.

Just a tip, but I'd recommend that you build up rep through contributing in the latest posts, rather than dropping suggestions in year-old ID threads.

#7 Offline JesseTheAntKid - Posted January 23 2024 - 6:45 PM

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Sure it isn't Pheidole?

Currently keeping: Pheidole obscurithorax (FINALLY I CAN STUDY THEM AND HAVE THEIR COOL MAJORS ), Tetramorium bicarinatum, Solenopsis spp. (probably xyloni, the queens are tiny hehe)

Wanting: Atta texana, Camponotus planatus (PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE CAN SOMEONE HOOK ME UP WITH ATTA)

Previously kept: Monomorium minimum, Pheidole dentata

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