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TheRealAntMan wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 19, 2018 12:54 pm

Appears to be a Camponotus Castaneus queen.

Thanks!

So, my friend found an ant he didn't catch and we're wondering what it looks like/is. It was found in Southern Indiana a couple of weeks ago.

I have two formica fusca queen ant they both laid eggs but stopped they both only have 5 or 6 egg that are pupae already but stopped laying eggs why ? My queen did this, she laid 11 eggs, all of them hatched. She ate most of them thanks to my roommate... She hasn't laid anything since, idk why this...

So, I have a Formica Fusca (or some genus of Formica) queen, and she has laid her first brood which are all in their pupae stages right now. But when I picked up the test tube about a week ago after checking something I found a bit strange. There was a larvae in the back of the testable that had be...

So, I have a Formica Fusca (or some genus of Formica) queen, and she has laid her first brood which are all in their pupae stages right now. But when I picked up the test tube about a week ago after checking something I found a bit strange. There was a larvae in the back of the testable that had be...

idahoantgirl wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 13, 2018 11:20 am

It's possible that your queen may not be mated and is raising males... but without pics it's impossible to tell

Ok, I really hope that isn't the case...

So, I have a Formica Fusca (or some genus of Formica) queen, and she has laid her first brood which are all in their pupae stages right now. But when I picked up the test tube about a week ago after checking something I found a bit strange. There was a larvae in the back of the testable that had bee...