How can you find a lot of workers but not brood? Just move some rocks. I guess you could brood boost but worker boosting does work. Before you even begin I would research a bit more as there is some methods to increase chances of successQueenGertrude wrote: ↑Sun May 28, 2023 2:57 amI think that I have caught a Lasius umbaratus queen aswell. what should I do? should I get brood boosting online because there are basically no sources of brood around my area? do they accept workers? It is unlikly but I wish they did.
I think I caught a Lasius Umbratus queen! UK, Early July
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I agree with this, as Lasius umbaratus is a difficult spices to raise.SolenopsisKeeper wrote: ↑Sun May 28, 2023 1:49 pmHow can you find a lot of workers but not brood? Just move some rocks. I guess you could brood boost but worker boosting does work. Before you even begin I would research a bit more as there is some methods to increase chances of successQueenGertrude wrote: ↑Sun May 28, 2023 2:57 amI think that I have caught a Lasius umbaratus queen aswell. what should I do? should I get brood boosting online because there are basically no sources of brood around my area? do they accept workers? It is unlikly but I wish they did.
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Re: I think I caught a Lasius Umbratus queen! UK, Early July
Sadly the Lasius *** SPAM *** queen died but then I went to Germany and found another one sadly she died aswell which was a pity as I was expecting have some brood from Lasius Niger at home I got a solinopsis fugax tho but it is sad that she dued as I was looking forward to raising Lasius umbaratus.
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