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Yeah I know right!! Don't worry about the Brood pile logistics because my other queen is the same way, eggs all over the place.
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I just gave my ants a few drops of sugar water. One ant came, drank from it and took it back to the colony. And then from out of nowhere there are 5 ants drinking!
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Thanks but here in Malaysia, there were no seasons like in the US or Canada though... And the rainy season in some parts of the tropics are ending and in some parts its starting. Also, my Odontoponera transversa queen has a pupa now i hope she workers soon.ArizonanAnts wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2019 3:00 pmThank you. I hope your ants do well over the winter also!
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Hey at least that increases the chance of your ants surviving over the year!SYUTEO wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2019 2:05 amThanks but here in Malaysia, there were no seasons like in the US or Canada though... And the rainy season in some parts of the tropics are ending and in some parts its starting. Also, my Odontoponera transversa queen has a pupa now i hope she workers soon.ArizonanAnts wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2019 3:00 pmThank you. I hope your ants do well over the winter also!
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Probably not for me cause i went to me grandparents house and i am staying there for about a week there and i did not bring any of my ants except my O transversa queen which needs regular feeding, how long will my colonies live without food? I don't want to come back and find everything dead in the setupsArizonanAnts wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2019 8:41 amHey at least that increases the chance of your ants surviving over the year!SYUTEO wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2019 2:05 amThanks but here in Malaysia, there were no seasons like in the US or Canada though... And the rainy season in some parts of the tropics are ending and in some parts its starting. Also, my Odontoponera transversa queen has a pupa now i hope she workers soon.ArizonanAnts wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2019 3:00 pm
Thank you. I hope your ants do well over the winter also!
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so long as they have water they can live weeks without foodSYUTEO wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 1:14 amProbably not for me cause i went to me grandparents house and i am staying there for about a week there and i did not bring any of my ants except my O transversa queen which needs regular feeding, how long will my colonies live without food? I don't want to come back and find everything dead in the setupsArizonanAnts wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2019 8:41 amHey at least that increases the chance of your ants surviving over the year!
1x Lasius Niger - early forging stage - 60-100 workers
1x Messor Barbarus - founding stage - <20 workers
1x Camponotus Turkestanus - claustral stage - 1 nanitic + brood
1x Odontoponera Transversa - semi-claustral stage - no eggs
1x Messor Barbarus - founding stage - <20 workers
1x Camponotus Turkestanus - claustral stage - 1 nanitic + brood
1x Odontoponera Transversa - semi-claustral stage - no eggs
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Can someone please help me ID the species I posted some days ago? I want to sell them in the GAN project but I need the species.
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Can you repost? Pics didn't show...ArizonanAnts wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 8:52 amCan someone please help me ID the species I posted some days ago? I want to sell them in the GAN project but I need the species.
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Did it work?ArizonanAnts wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2019 9:17 pmCan anyone help me ID this ant species. I caught her mid to late august. I think she is some kind dorymyrmex native to Arizona.
This is the worker. Hopefully, this is a clear enough picture.
This is the queen to that worker. She is about 1 and a half centimeters.
Thank you in advance!
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No, because it looks like you just quoted the original broken images.ArizonanAnts wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 1:10 pmDid it work?ArizonanAnts wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2019 9:17 pmCan anyone help me ID this ant species. I caught her mid to late august. I think she is some kind dorymyrmex native to Arizona.
This is the worker. Hopefully, this is a clear enough picture.
This is the queen to that worker. She is about 1 and a half centimeters.
Thank you in advance!
From what I can tell you're trying to put the pictures in from your outlook email? I think you need to save them to a folder and then put them in... not 100% sure. What I did for my lonely picture is take the picture on my phone, pinged it to my fiancee, then from there either copy/pasted the picture or probably saved it and went from there.
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