Greetings all! Me and my girls have been watching AntsCanada for awhile. They finally convinced me to jump in. Unfortunately, I am right in the center of RIFA. Every park, tree and Bush is under invicta occupation.
Anyone else like this?
I made the rule with them that we would not buy a queen.
Suggestions?
Regardless, this is going to be fun and I look forward to it.
Spring, Tx
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Spring, Tx
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Re: Spring, Tx
a lot of ant keeping is in areas of invasive species like RIFA you can still find plenty of ants it just might be a bit more challenging
almost one year of ant keeping
keeping:
a restarting camponotus queen
one crematogaster queen
lasius umbratus queens (to lazy to count them all)

keeping:
a restarting camponotus queen
one crematogaster queen
lasius umbratus queens (to lazy to count them all)

Re: Spring, Tx
Do a search for ant species in your area and then start from there. I have family in Spring and I know I have seen pavement ants and also what I believe were black carpenter ants. Like I said once you find out whats in your area you can start narrowing down the search based on the species and where and how to find a queen.
MadVampy
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Name is also Mike but please don't confuse me with Mikey Bustos, two different people.
Keeper of Solenopsis Ants.
Head Forum Admin

Name is also Mike but please don't confuse me with Mikey Bustos, two different people.

Keeper of Solenopsis Ants.

Re: Spring, Tx
antmaps is where you can find all of your native species (i wish they showed invasive too)MadVampy wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 10:02 pmDo a search for ant species in your area and then start from there. I have family in Spring and I know I have seen pavement ants and also what I believe were black carpenter ants. Like I said once you find out whats in your area you can start narrowing down the search based on the species and where and how to find a queen.
almost one year of ant keeping
keeping:
a restarting camponotus queen
one crematogaster queen
lasius umbratus queens (to lazy to count them all)

keeping:
a restarting camponotus queen
one crematogaster queen
lasius umbratus queens (to lazy to count them all)

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