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TheRealAntMan wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 08, 2018 10:55 pm

The might not have been fighting, instead they might have been asserting dominance over one another. Unless you clearly saw them stinging each which in that case it was definitely a fight.

Thanks for the reply. What does stinging look like?

Hello guys, I have 2 queens of the Messor Nondentatus species (which is polygene) and have tried to introduce them. Once they finally met each other they started fighting. I separated them so as they couldn't injure or kill each other. Should I have done this or is it normal for polygene queens to ...

Hello guys, I have 2 queens of the Messor Nondentatus species (which is polygene) and have tried to introduce them. Once they finally met each other they started fighting. I separated them so as they couldn't injure or kill each other. Should I have done this or is it normal for polygene queens to f...

Hi guys, currently it is early summer where I live but I was wondering if anyone knew if Camponotus Turkestanus Hibernate or not, different sites have different answers ?

Thanks for an help.

Hello guys,

I was wondering if people could give me information of ant species from Europe and Asia (preferably mainland) that live in relatively small colonies (500-1000) workers?

Any help welcome, thanks.

This is a picture of my queen.

Hi, My name is James and I've just got into ant keeping after watching AntsCanada and others for about a year. I currently have a Camponotus turkestanus in a test tube set up with a couple of eggs, I chose the species due to it's relatively small colony size and I just love the colour of the queen. ...