I recently had a Florida Carpenter Alate land on my shoulder on the beach (I know it’s weird in December). Naturally I captured her! I bought a small ant tower a couple weeks ago too. Do you think the ant tower will be too small to house a Camponotus colony?
PS I know not to move her into the tower until there are at least 20 workers.
PSS Do I keep them in the testube until that time without ***** feeding?
Camponotus in Ant Tower
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Re: Camponotus in Ant Tower
wait, I thought one of the features of the ant tower was that so the queen can go directly in and dig her tunnel herself but you know, i didnt look into it much
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Re: Camponotus in Ant Tower
Really??!! I’ll have to look into that!
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Re: Camponotus in Ant Tower
@cheetawolf you are absolutely right!! I’ll go ahead and introduce her to the new setup this weekend!
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