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Started By JustabirdfromFlorida , Jul 23 2024 4:02 AM

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#21 Offline JustabirdfromFlorida - Posted July 26 2024 - 9:01 AM

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As you all can see I am very indecisive,but I think I will go with Pogonomyrmex. I like harvester ants due to their bright red color and large colonies, I don't want to have another colony die after me Lasius Americanus died 2 years ago so ill go with Pogonomyrmex, thanks for helping me choose
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#22 Offline ANTdrew - Posted July 26 2024 - 9:22 AM

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I think that’s a good choice. Best of luck.
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"The ants are a people not strong, yet they prepare their meat in the summer." Prov. 30:25
Keep ordinary ants in extraordinary ways.

#23 Offline dboeren - Posted July 29 2024 - 12:21 PM

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Enjoy your new ants!  I've got a 6 month old Camponotus floridanus colony that will be moving to a bigger home soon and I'm considering getting some Pogonomyrmex badius to live in their old container.  But, just like you it's hard to narrow down, I'm also looking at some other Camponotus species too like pennsylvanicus, castaneus, or socius.


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