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#1 Offline JezzieBee - Posted June 12 2017 - 7:47 PM

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I have finnaly found a queen ant! Lets hope everything goes well 😀 I will post weekly.

Week 1: found a queen

It was around 9:00 pm and I was looking for ants in my back yard while my dog and mom where out so the first 2 queens I found,were eaten by my dog. When I found the 3rd I quickly put her in a container and put it in a dark corner with cotton balls soaked in water

#2 Offline Goldsystem - Posted June 13 2017 - 7:05 AM

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Do you have any idea what species of ant she is? :)

#3 Offline JezzieBee - Posted June 13 2017 - 7:50 AM

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Do you have any idea what species of ant she is? :)


I think she is some kind of camponotus 🐜(carpenter ant)

#4 Offline Goldsystem - Posted June 13 2017 - 8:25 AM

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Do you have any idea what species of ant she is? :)

I think she is some kind of camponotus 🐜(carpenter ant)

Have you tryed IDing her in the Ant ID requests section?




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