Prenolepis Imparis Journal
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Prenolepis Imparis Journal
Today I got a prenolepis imparis colony via the GAN project and I took them home and since the tube was getting moldy I had to improvise a connection thingy to another test tube and right now I have them in a sleeve, they arent moving they are just chilling. They have a big queen and fat repletes and maybe 20 workers.
A prenolepis imparis colony with repletes and a big queen also 10 chickens and 1 annoying brother.
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Re: Prenolepis Imparis Journal
Today I am moving them out to my garage that is heated in the winter to around 40-50 degrees fahrenheit since I dont have a place that is not too warm or too cold besides that but they have not moved yet but they are more active when it is colder it seems does anyone know if how warm or cold their temperature is could affect their activity?
A prenolepis imparis colony with repletes and a big queen also 10 chickens and 1 annoying brother.
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Re: Prenolepis Imparis Journal
They still havent moved in to the new test tube. Does anyone know what temperature specifically in Fahrenheit do prenolepis imparis are most active?
A prenolepis imparis colony with repletes and a big queen also 10 chickens and 1 annoying brother.
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Re: Prenolepis Imparis Journal
They were most active outdoors between 35° and 55° F. - Wheeler (1930)CombinedHalo467 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 29, 2021 5:31 pmThey still havent moved in to the new test tube. Does anyone know what temperature specifically in Fahrenheit do prenolepis imparis are most active?
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Re: Prenolepis Imparis Journal
Ok thanks for that, they still have not moved but the queen moved a bit. I know they are getting water from the cotton as I see them over there but I think they have not moved because they dont have brood that could be endangered by the mold therefore it is safer to not move for them. Thanks
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Re: Prenolepis Imparis Journal
Where do you live? Right now, i can keep winter ants practically in my garage lol. The temp is like just right for winter ants but not for any other ants.
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Re: Prenolepis Imparis Journal
I live in wisconsin and it gets to about freezing every night so since my garage is insulated I probs could put them there.
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Re: Prenolepis Imparis Journal
Another thing, any namesuggestions would be welcome since right now I have them named overfed fighters which I found funny but the only problem is they aren't really fighters. In fact they are pretty lazy, just chilling in their tube only moving when I check on them and to go get water.
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Re: Prenolepis Imparis Journal
Bruh I keep coming up with more to say. First do you or have you kept prenolepis imparis because some insight would be nice, as they as far as I know aren't the most popular ant to keep but I think they are cool. And last quick update, they havent moved yet but a couple of workers are hanging out farther from the cotton more now.
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Re: Prenolepis Imparis Journal
You can put them in a cold spot, for example at the window since windows usually are a weak spot for heat escaping and cold entering.CombinedHalo467 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 02, 2021 5:11 pmI live in wisconsin and it gets to about freezing every night so since my garage is insulated I probs could put them there.
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