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Thanks. Is it strange that it's walking along a sidewalk in late Sept? I have a mated Camp. Penn. that I caught late spring...

Hello AC! Just found this guy yesterday (cold rainy day in Western PA - 9/25). 13-15mm. A little late for a Camponotus queen, no? I have a colony going from a queen I found in May of this year, same area. Am I mistaking a super major for a queen?? https://i.imgur.com/N1dIU9M.jpg https://i.imgur.com/...

Thanks for your input Joe, I know this sounds stupid, but it's really difficult to tell. It seems that the moisture comes right up to the interior of the cotton, but I just can't seem to explain how in over 3.5 months at 85 degrees there would be no visible loss of water on the reservoir side. In ot...

Hello AC Forum, I was hoping to get some experienced thoughts on the following issues for my Camponotus P. setup. Background: Initially started with a Camponotus P. queen in May (Western PA). Initial test-tube setup yielded 9 nanitics. After a few months the cotton blacked and I was concerned that i...

No excuses needed whatsoever. I'm kinda new to the hobby so very much appreciate the expertise. Will post a few more pictures tonight.

By fertile, I mean knocked up...

May be sacrilege but I'm partial to Aliens the most. Something about the space marine crew just does it.

Haha, you need to post that tattoo.

BTW, re: queens on the can of iced tea. No way they are fertile if congregated like that, right?

Antman,

Now that I figured out how to embed:



Thanks!

My fav. films. Perhaps that's the basis for the ant attraction or vice versa.

I think the shot you're looking for is in the original post Antman. Sorry about having copy/paste the link, but let me know what you think!