Hi guys, so I left on holidays to Hawaii 10 days ago and got back today, expecting to see larvae or pupae since I hadn't check on her another week and a half before I left and she already had eggs at that time.
I arrived home to see the cluster of 5-6 eggs were gone and there is a possible pupae that she seems to be taking care of.
I don't know what happened, does anyone have any idea where the eggs could of gone.
(I'm not sur why she would of eaten them since I hadn't checked on her for nearly a full month).
Any help is appreciated.
Queens eggs are seemingly gone.
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Queens eggs are seemingly gone.
Hi I'm Jack, How are you?
Re: Queens eggs are seemingly gone.
Have been speculating over the fact that she has possibly buried her brood into the cotton bu as it's night time where I live I can't really check
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Either:
One ~ They Were All Consumed
Two ~ They Are Stacked Onto The Wet Cotton
One ~ They Were All Consumed
Two ~ They Are Stacked Onto The Wet Cotton
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Re: Queens eggs are seemingly gone.
I'd suspect that more likely the eggs are hidden in the cotton, my L. niger and L. flavus queens have both done that to me several times.
There is a chance that she could have eaten them though.
There is a chance that she could have eaten them though.
Re: Queens eggs are seemingly gone.
I'm just gonna give her some time and hopefully she's all goodjwatson16202 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 21, 2017 3:19 pmI'd suspect that more likely the eggs are hidden in the cotton, my L. niger and L. flavus queens have both done that to me several times.
There is a chance that she could have eaten them though.
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