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Do crematogaster cerasi hibernate before laying eggs


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#1 Offline Canadian anter - Posted August 22 2016 - 6:17 AM

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#2 Offline Californian Anter - Posted November 29 2016 - 4:01 PM

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I read somewhere that they lay eggs after hibernating.


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#3 Offline Kevin - Posted November 29 2016 - 5:20 PM

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Yes, all 20ish of my Crematogaster cerasi haven't laid eggs, but ripped of their wings, and I read somewhere about this. I also found 2 in a dead log months after their flight with no wings or eggs, preparing for hibernation. I've noticed my Myrmica sp. and Lasius neoniger are acting the same way.


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#4 Offline Alabama Anter - Posted November 29 2016 - 7:23 PM

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Yes, all 20ish of my Crematogaster cerasi haven't laid eggs, but ripped of their wings, and I read somewhere about this. I also found 2 in a dead log months after their flight with no wings or eggs, preparing for hibernation. I've noticed my Myrmica sp. and Lasius neoniger are acting the same way.

 

The myrmica I've gotten have big larvae and my Crematogaster cerasi is in hibernation with no eggs


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