Looking for Queen Ant in Ohio
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Amyalgahim
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Looking for Queen Ant in Ohio
In Trumbull County, Ohio. Looking to start an ant colony .My son is fascinated with carpenter ants. Any help would be appreciated.
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SolenopsisKeeper
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Re: Looking for Queen Ant in Ohio
I would suggest looking for queens 30 minutes after sunset. Most Camponotus queens have already made founding chambers and are beginning founding, but you may find yourself lucky.Amyalgahim wrote: ↑Mon Sep 05, 2022 8:42 pmIn Trumbull County, Ohio. Looking to start an ant colony .My son is fascinated with carpenter ants. Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: Looking for Queen Ant in Ohio
U could look for the massive 10 metre long ants that are exclusive to Ohio 
ant colonies owned
myrmecia pilosula
monomorium sp
iridomyrmex bicknelli
Nylanderia sp
Myrmecia simillima
Pheidole sp
Melophorus sp x3(for sale)
Myrmecia fulvipes (for sale)
myrmecia pilosula
monomorium sp
iridomyrmex bicknelli
Nylanderia sp
Myrmecia simillima
Pheidole sp
Melophorus sp x3(for sale)
Myrmecia fulvipes (for sale)
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RespectforAnts
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Re: Looking for Queen Ant in Ohio
I have good luck in the afternoons catching Camponotus penn. and novaeboracensis particularly like late may
good luck!
good luck!
C. Novaeboracensis (my favorite ant
C. Pennsylvannicus x2
Tetramorium Immigrans x2
C. Pennsylvannicus x2
Tetramorium Immigrans x2
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