So, I want to hibernate my Aphaenogaster Occidentalis, but I’m not sure that it’s such a great idea considering how late it is for hibernation. My A. Occidentalis look like they are getting ready for hibernation since they stopped laying and they have one big pile of eggs and small larvae, but they have one medium sized larvae that just keeps growing and growing. I am not sure what to do, since I think that If i hibernate them, the one larvae that is growing will die? Just asking for advice, please.
edit: I think all the brood is growing, since I just noticed that some more larvae were a bit bigger than the others and were eating.
Edited by AsdinAnts, January 20 2024 - 1:39 PM.