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Dspdrew's Ant Colony Sale - California (Updated 8-4-2024)
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dspdrew
, Aug 13 2014 6:42 AM
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#321 Offline - Posted December 20 2017 - 10:23 PM
I was wondering how are you hibernating your colony’s Camponotus Iaevigatus in the test tubes and for how long do you hibernating them for and at what temperature ( Camponotus Iaevigatus will probably be my first ever ants to keep and care for )
#322 Offline - Posted December 21 2017 - 4:33 AM
I hibernate them in a wine cooler. I keep them in the low 50's for about four to five months.
#323 Offline - Posted December 21 2017 - 1:13 PM
Would a refrigerator or a freezer work the same way? cause I read that you lower there temperature by putting them somewhere cold not too cold till you reach like end of November. when they stop moving and then you just stick in them somewhere cold for 4-5 months then just take them out the beginning of spring and let them thermalregulate .
#324 Offline - Posted December 21 2017 - 6:30 PM
Just keep them around 50 degrees. Don't ever put them in the freezer or they'll all be dead.
#325 Offline - Posted December 22 2017 - 9:31 PM
Do Pogonomyrmex rugosus need to hibernate? And if not can you still give them the opportunity to or will that kill them ?
#326 Offline - Posted December 23 2017 - 6:43 AM
Hibernation is for ants that live where it snows.
#327 Offline - Posted December 30 2017 - 2:29 PM
I was wondering were do you get your stackable container from and also where do you get your water/honey water feeders from ?
#328 Offline - Posted December 30 2017 - 3:50 PM
I was wondering were do you get your stackable container from and also where do you get your water/honey water feeders from ?
If you're talking about the pyramid feeders, I make those.
The containers are probably BoxBox containers from the Container Store.
#329 Offline - Posted December 31 2017 - 10:11 PM
Hey are your ants in hibernating still I would like to pick up from you some componotus
#330 Offline - Posted December 31 2017 - 10:48 PM
Hey are your ants in hibernating still I would like to pick up from you some componotus
I'm just about to hibernate them.
#331 Offline - Posted December 31 2017 - 11:13 PM
oh ok I’ll buy them when they come out of hibernation
#332 Offline - Posted January 25 2018 - 3:31 AM
Are the Novomessor cockerelli done hibernating yet?
#334 Offline - Posted May 15 2018 - 6:45 AM
Did you catch those this year?
-1x Parasitic Formica Sp. Colony
-1x Pogonomymrex Californicus Colony
-1x Camponotus Hyatti Colony
#335 Offline - Posted May 30 2018 - 6:48 PM
Found a bunch of these queens the other day. Colonies should be ready in about a month and a half.
Formica francoeuri [211]
Size: small
1 queen, 1-10 workers (comes in test tube) (available end of July)
1 queen, 1-10 workers (comes in small starter formicarium with one pyramid liquid feeder) (available end of July)
#336 Offline - Posted May 30 2018 - 6:53 PM
Drew how many F. franoeuri queens did you find in total?
Ex igne et in infernum.
#337 Offline - Posted May 30 2018 - 7:38 PM
7,428,744,737,362,847,473,468,383
He just messaged and said he ran out of test tubes. No joke.
Drew how many F. franoeuri queens did you find in total?
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#338 Offline - Posted May 30 2018 - 10:53 PM
waiting for leave cutter ants( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)✧
#339 Offline - Posted May 31 2018 - 12:51 AM
7,428,744,737,362,847,473,468,383
He just messaged and said he ran out of test tubes. No joke.
Drew how many F. franoeuri queens did you find in total?
I sell so many test tubes that I end up with a lot less than I realize from time to time. Time for another order I guess.
#340 Offline - Posted June 3 2018 - 9:49 PM
What time of day did you catch the formica? I got up at 8 and then had already flow. Alates in the pool all flew off when brought out, and didn't find any while walking.
By the way, I think the ones that I posted about flying on the SF Bay area anter page is this species, it looks to have stubby golden hairs all over the body.
By the way, I think the ones that I posted about flying on the SF Bay area anter page is this species, it looks to have stubby golden hairs all over the body.
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