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You're in luck, I'm not sure if it's Acromyrmex Lobicornis or Acromyrmex Lundii, however, it's Acromyrmex sp. and it's a queen, feast your eyes: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MxY0aWPC6Ahfjo7KtFQhpNYnuDxtNdu2 I'm sorry that the pics aren't that good. this one is around 10mm in lengh, I found her ...

Hello friends, I recently(yesterday) found an Acromyrmex sp. ant, and looking on the internet, it says that it is a very difficult ant to keep, it is a leafcutter and it grows fungus, other than that it's pretty much scant information. So, I come ask for help in what to do, since I never seen ants l...

Hello again, I did some searching on the net, and what a search, took me nearly 5 hours to confirm and that it is some species of Aromymex sp. But narrowing down what type of Acromymex sp it's another business, since I found in Brazil(southeast region) I guess that it could be Acromymex Lundii, beca...

Hello people! Today after almost a week of rain we had a little warm sun so I decided to look on the ground and I found this: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1fNZ5V6EeTPuEIvQMs_Fk1VoVP9YzGcAM she is about 10mm in lengh(discounting antennae) and have 4 very visible spikes on her thorax, I made up a...

Hello people! Today after almost a week of rain we had a little warm sun so I decided to look on the ground and I found this: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1fNZ5V6EeTPuEIvQMs_Fk1VoVP9YzGcAM she is about 10mm in lengh(discounting antennae) and have 4 very visible spikes on her thorax, I made up a ...

Hello, I come here again to ask for your help. Today(15/Nov/2019) I've visited a frient that live in a place with less concrete, so to speak... it was a rainy day, but I know that two days ago there was a nuptial flight for several ants species around... so I went hunting under rocks for shallow fo...

There was a flight of the harvester queen ants Atta spp. but here in Guarulhos/SP - Brazil was on the day 26/sep/2019 that day there was a lot of them... I didn't got any though, I thought they where too big, not I'm regreting a bit... but there's next year. and I found one, just one dead on the day...

I don't know, I'm from São Paulo/Brazil myself, and I can tell you that in the late september, more precisely on 26/sep/2019 I managed to get Solenopsis spp. (the red fire ant) I saw termites flying as well(can't ID them) if you want, catch a pair. if I wanted, I could get some Atta spp. that day th...

Sorry for the way too late reply, LasiusSapien, I checked out some sources after I've read your answer(on the same day you posted), and turns out it was Diacamma spp. too bad she didn't made it because whe wasn't fertilized... she was no queen for Diacamma spp. are all workers, I found a colony of t...

The last four pics seem to be workers of Solenopsis spp. (AKA Fire ants, red fire ants) and they do point their stingers up as well, as for the queen, the second picture doesn't seem to do much justice, but the first and the third seem to be a queen of Solenopsis spp. also red fire ant, and the size...