Hey guys,
I really want to know the species of this ant. She came to me in a beach in Croatia and just stayed in my finger like waiting for me to take her home.
I tried already to ID her here but without any success. Now, after 4 months, she has 6 workers and I got a semi professional camera to TRY to take better pictures and this is what I got:
Here is the link if this image does not work: https://ibb.co/ktSt8p
It seemed pretty similar to a honeypot ant (I do NOT have any knowledge, its just a speculation) but I know they are usually from US and Mexico. So I am really confused...
If someone could please help me I would be very grateful.
Still didn't manage to ID my queen
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Re: Still didn't manage to ID my queen
Hello! Not an expert but just saying you have to post a link leading to the picture. Go to any website that allows you to post pictures (like pinterest) and when you post pictures copy the link and paste it here. Make sure to take a bunch of pictures that aren't blurry and are up close. I'm also Croatian and i could ask some Croatian biologists if they can identify it. Not a promise and not 100% sure but just post pics.
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Re: Still didn't manage to ID my queen
You can try asking at http://www.formiculture.com/
Keeping:
Tetramorium immigrans * Lasius Neoniger * Lasius Claviger * Messor Aciculatus * Myrmica Rubra * Camponotus Novaeboracensis * Camponotus Turkastanus * Pheidole Pallidula
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSfFtn6RegZ3F1NdS1g08NA
Tetramorium immigrans * Lasius Neoniger * Lasius Claviger * Messor Aciculatus * Myrmica Rubra * Camponotus Novaeboracensis * Camponotus Turkastanus * Pheidole Pallidula
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSfFtn6RegZ3F1NdS1g08NA
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