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Ltislander wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 14, 2018 3:05 pm

She layed eggs in bursts

that's another trait of camponotus

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sorry they flew about 3 weeks ago for Michigan about 1 1/2 months ago for Florida

it is really hard to see the peditole nodes but i do agree with tetremorium just flying i would say it is some sp. of tetremorium

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pheidole: i would just leave her in a dark space and check on her every week or two weeks other than that i do no know

When do you find queens at the top of nests?

Batspiderfish wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 20, 2016 9:26 am

Yeah, ants can bite, but unless it is a leaf-cutter/Camponotus major or Polyergus, a bite is barely going to be noticeable.

When i went to coasta rica 3 years ago i accidentally stepped on a leaf cutter trail. A median bit me and when i looked down i had a nice sizable cut on my toe

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yes just because the ants can dig their own tunnels. they can choose the right humidity and they have spring tails and other cleaners to help them and their nest stay clean

i just saw some crematogaster cerasi last night while i was yahting with some friends. I first thought that they were prenolepis until i saw their gasters. They were so cute.