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Hello look at my ants!
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Artimusclydeperez
, May 16 2024 2:22 PM
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Posted May 16 2024 - 2:22 PM
I just want to share my ants!
cephalotes texanus
Atta Texanna
camponotus floridanus
leptogenys elongata
cephalotes texanus
Atta Texanna
camponotus floridanus
leptogenys elongata
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Posted May 18 2024 - 5:43 PM
How did you find Camponotus floridanus somewhere where both Atta texana and Cephalotes texanus live? Do you have a permit for that?
Anyway, I’d love to see some pictures!
Anyway, I’d love to see some pictures!
Ants are small creatures... but together... they can rule the world.
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Posted May 18 2024 - 8:06 PM
How did you find Camponotus floridanus somewhere where both Atta texana and Cephalotes texanus live? Do you have a permit for that?
Anyway, I’d love to see some pictures!
I mean technically Camponotus floridanus have an invasive population in Houston, Texas, although admittedly I have some doubts that they weren't imported.
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Posted May 19 2024 - 8:23 AM
Or he's European.
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Posted May 20 2024 - 4:57 AM
Fair point. I have to remember that Camponotus can be invasive.I mean technically Camponotus floridanus have an invasive population in Houston, Texas, although admittedly I have some doubts that they weren't imported.
How did you find Camponotus floridanus somewhere where both Atta texana and Cephalotes texanus live? Do you have a permit for that?
Anyway, I’d love to see some pictures!
Ants are small creatures... but together... they can rule the world.
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Posted May 20 2024 - 2:13 PM
I could have gotten it wrong. My first. Thought was Texanna but I looked more into it and I decided it more resembled florianus but I am 100% willing to reconsider as I am by no means expert. This thread was a mistake where the picture didn’t take tho how do I close it?
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Posted May 21 2024 - 4:16 AM
Floridanus, as it’s name suggests, mainly lives in Florida, although it has uncommon populations in Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi. Your carpenter ants are eithe C. discolor or C. decipiens.
Ants are small creatures... but together... they can rule the world.
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