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Ants found and caught in Maryland North America

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I know this is some sort of queen ant however no matter where i looked I cannot identify it. Here is a picture

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Could you further explain the queens actions with the mud? I’m interested

Can you provide a picture??

I recommend searching for ants the first two days after a storm. If you have a pool, queen ants often fall in so you can check periodically as most queen ants are hardy when it comes to surviving water

Haha it’s a queen ant for sure. And I recommend keeping it as the wings aren’t the best indicator of wether the and is fertile or not. Just do the regular test tube setup

Hi everyone, I have recently discovered a new solution to ants who seem crazed and frantic in a test tube setup. Please let me know if this works for you and let’s get into the story. ✖️✖️The answer is at the bottom so if you are in a hurry scroll down✖️✖️ So I recently caught a large black queen an...

Pheidole Are Extremely Polygonous, They'll Even Accept New Queens Into Their Already Established Colonies. Wow thanks for letting me know! How many do you recommend me putting together in a test tube?? Also someone told me that they may turn against each other and that it is highly likely. Is this ...

If you could check and let me know that would be great. Is that species able to have multiple queens??

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