Hello, AntsCanada Family!
I am just starting to get into ant-keeping thanks to Michael's youtube channel. I was wondering if any fellow Canadians could help me out in looking for queens here in the suburbs or even in the brush. I am on the hunt for Tetramorium Immigrans. As they are a very beginner-friendly species. I have looked around parks, mostly around sidewalks for any queens that may have already mated. If I cannot find a Pavement Ant queen, my secondary species to be on the lookout for is any genus of the Camponotus.
If anyone can give me tips on how to catch them/where to look for them, it would be greatly appreciated.
Queen Hunting on Ottawa, Canada
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Re: Queen Hunting on Ottawa, Canada
Camponotus:MachoMadness wrote: ↑Mon Apr 27, 2020 12:05 pmHello, AntsCanada Family!
I am just starting to get into ant-keeping thanks to Michael's youtube channel. I was wondering if any fellow Canadians could help me out in looking for queens here in the suburbs or even in the brush. I am on the hunt for Tetramorium Immigrans. As they are a very beginner-friendly species. I have looked around parks, mostly around sidewalks for any queens that may have already mated. If I cannot find a Pavement Ant queen, my secondary species to be on the lookout for is any genus of the Camponotus.
If anyone can give me tips on how to catch them/where to look for them, it would be greatly appreciated.
Easy to catch at night, swarm bright lights
As for any other species you can’t find, you can also reach out to GAN farmers in your area.
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