Approx 15mm in length.
She is my first queen. Any tips for a newbie on care and how long I should wait before moving her into a bigger setup?
Queen ID Eugene, OR
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Queen ID Eugene, OR
Found this gal about a week or so ago. She had already removed her wings and she already has produced some eggs! Can you help me ID her? I am hoping she is camponotus.
Approx 15mm in length.
She is my first queen. Any tips for a newbie on care and how long I should wait before moving her into a bigger setup?
Approx 15mm in length.
She is my first queen. Any tips for a newbie on care and how long I should wait before moving her into a bigger setup?
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Re: Queen ID Eugene, OR
It is Camponotus, however I am not familiar with the species.Kd7tqn wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 5:10 pmFound this gal about a week or so ago. She had already removed her wings and she already has produced some eggs! Can you help me ID her? I am hoping she is camponotus.
Approx 15mm in length.
She is my first queen. Any tips for a newbie on care and how long I should wait before moving her into a bigger setup?
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Re: Queen ID Eugene, OR
Her first Nanitic Hatched today! So excited! I still need some assistance IDing her species. Anybody have any ideas?
Re: Queen ID Eugene, OR
It looks like a Camponotus, but I couldn't really find a match for it species wise. It could be a subspecies of Camponotus pennsylvanicus??
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