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CabboAntsGuy wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 19, 2020 8:56 am

Looking good. Is there a major of sorts now?

I believe I have 3 you can see in the last post the brown coloured ants and one black with the very big gasters and larger heart shaped heads.

April 16 I have over 25 workers now and many piles of brood at different stages. They seem to be moving them into smaller piles in different locations of the nest depending on their needs. Some close to a bit of bug protein, some close to a cotton plug and some over the heat cable or under the queen...

First hunt! I added approximately 20 live and killed flightless fruit flies. It was so much fun watching them hunt.

From April 13

Ok I just uploaded a bunch of video and images on my imgur page. Check it out. Oh and I changed it from hidden to public so we’ll see what the world thinks. If the comments get silly I’ll change it back to hidden. https://imgur.com/user/CANant I’ll update my journal page soon too. So fun to watch an...

https://i.imgur.com/3BPZWvL.png I found this picture online. And it’s closest picture I have found that looks like ants I caught. The photo says it’s a Pheidole Pallidula. Measurements seem to match as well I missed this post of yours. Yes looks like them. That’s awesome! Anything that says “Pheido...

where do you get all this information? Who me? I google search and research a lot. Lol I don’t know a lot really. There are definitely a lot more experienced keepers on here and on other forums too (formiculture is great). Even still when you think about how many species there are, we all have tons...

Hi: I’m new at this hobby. Trying to absorb as much info as possible, but there is a lot to learn! My question: I have a Camponotus colony inside a split log in my yard. Exact species is unknown. I think I can capture much of the colony and hopefully the queen. I purchased the “complete Camponotus ...

Pheiodole colours can vary from light to dark and shades of yellow, orange, brown to black as well.

Yeah they look close to the ants in the video you linked to CANant. Thanks for the info CAN. :D Could very well be, Idk, I looked on the ant wiki and it show that Pheidole megacephala are not found in my state. I found this ant in a log outside my home, so I just wonder how a ant from the other sid...