I do understand that the key is very precise and meticulous, but I think it would be best to determine spieces after a worker dies, as it will be hard for it to stay perfectly still.Ants101 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 13, 2021 1:02 amWow thanks very much for the reply and link. That’s extremely useful indeed. I Googled the species you suggested she might be (Camponotus Aenepilosos) and I think you absolutely nailed it. We have that species right in this neighbourhood. I’ve always loved that golden sheen on their abdomen. Geez I hope she makes it. She’s warm and in the dark and I’m just going to leave her alone. Thanks again. Such an exciting time.
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Thanks very much. I’m pretty damn excited about it. Thanks again to you guys for the valuable information. I really do appreciate it. I’ll be sure to keep you updated on the colonies progress whether good or bad.
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Yes you’re correct and I will certainly do that if I manage to help her raise a brood. What an extremely satisfying hobby.
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Your welcome and good luck! If you have any more questions feel free to ask!
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