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Is this a good setup for a Pseudomyrmex Gracilis queen?


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#1 Offline TooManyAnts - Posted April 11 2017 - 8:59 AM

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Since i know that she needs to forage, i put a capri sun straw near/under the cotton. Does that work?



#2 Offline AntswerMe - Posted April 15 2017 - 7:28 PM

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Seems well enough. Just make sure the straw itself is wide enough for her to fit through, and it should be good. Also make sure she can navigate to the small opening in the straw to get out.

Edited by AntswerMe, April 16 2017 - 8:30 AM.


#3 Offline SirAnticus - Posted April 15 2017 - 11:30 PM

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It would be better if you cut a small hole on a cap to screw on to those threadings. What is that by the way.



#4 Offline Vanko - Posted April 16 2017 - 1:03 AM

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You do not need that much water for a queen. 4-5 milliliters should be enough.
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#5 Offline TooManyAnts - Posted April 16 2017 - 3:13 PM

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!!UPDATE!! 

  A tragedy has happened...the queen died by getting stuck and drowning in her drop of honey :\. Luckily, there area few wild (invasive, maybe, since i live in north florida) colonies in my backyard and at this park i know, so i may be able to find another queen.  

 

It would be better if you cut a small hole on a cap to screw on to those threadings. What is that by the way.

What do you mean, the cotton? 


Edited by TooManyAnts, April 16 2017 - 3:13 PM.





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