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theirs no link to the pictures and size would be good.

this is very interesting. if i get a few colonies ima do African big headed ant which is a big pest verse some native species.

So normally where I live, southern Colorado but I'm in the mountains, we get pretty harsh winters and 2 phases of it, typically a cold spell between october-november and a lack of snow/cold in december part of jan and then more snow/cold in feb/march. My room, where I have my ant, has not ventilati...

If i were you i would wait till 20-30 workers. You could move them in but there is a real risk they won't be be happy.

if your nest if ytong or something similar, you could fill more then half of the nest up with a dry substrate and they will expand at there own pace.

depends on the size of the ants and the size of the nest. What species are you planning to move and and how big is your nest?

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Tue Jan 28, 2020 1:47 am

It was crawling in my kitchen. I wish to know what type of ant is this or it isn't one.

Not sure, might be a spider.

yea i agree can't be iri. wasn't looking properly.

sadly 4 of the 6 queens have died. However i caught 4 more last night including my first campo (1 camponotus, 3 Nylanderia). i have gotten the identification for the 2 other species they are pheidole and Nylanderia.

Here are some photos: https://imgur.com/a/nUJuLy0

one of my friends told me about him. You could possibly look them up on the csiro website.

at 9pm i went out looking for some campo But found nothing. When i returned home i found this girl and a camponotus at a light. Any identification would be nice. I'm also confused, the campo was flying when i saw her. Lost sight of her for around a minute and found her again, wings still attached. i...