She is 1/2 centimeters long and has wings.
https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipMMjA8TxWfcPWd6apfDOdSunjVd5Quqv13yIogh
What kind of queen ant is this?
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antperson24
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What kind of queen ant is this?
Why keep ants that aren't found in your yard?
There are so many fascinating ants right where you live!
I disagree with the keeping/buying of ants that aren't in your area.
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There are so many fascinating ants right where you live!
I disagree with the keeping/buying of ants that aren't in your area.
Join Ants, Plants, and Myrmecology: https://discord.gg/BeQuNf8yTN
Re: What kind of queen ant is this?
The image is not working. Try uploading an image to imgur then posting the link here.
My current colonies:
-Miniature Military(formica neogagates)
-Black Hearts(crematogaster cerasi)
In search of new camponotus colony
[Have a look at antmaps.org]
-Miniature Military(formica neogagates)
-Black Hearts(crematogaster cerasi)
In search of new camponotus colony
[Have a look at antmaps.org]
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antperson24
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Re: What kind of queen ant is this?
LINK FIXED
Why keep ants that aren't found in your yard?
There are so many fascinating ants right where you live!
I disagree with the keeping/buying of ants that aren't in your area.
Join Ants, Plants, and Myrmecology: https://discord.gg/BeQuNf8yTN
There are so many fascinating ants right where you live!
I disagree with the keeping/buying of ants that aren't in your area.
Join Ants, Plants, and Myrmecology: https://discord.gg/BeQuNf8yTN
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SolenopsisKeeper
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Re: What kind of queen ant is this?
No, we need new link, 404 error
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antperson24
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Re: What kind of queen ant is this?
Ok sorry. This one should work! the last time I forgot to make it sharable.
Link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/GaoYNpJL2XbRA1p39
Link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/GaoYNpJL2XbRA1p39
Why keep ants that aren't found in your yard?
There are so many fascinating ants right where you live!
I disagree with the keeping/buying of ants that aren't in your area.
Join Ants, Plants, and Myrmecology: https://discord.gg/BeQuNf8yTN
There are so many fascinating ants right where you live!
I disagree with the keeping/buying of ants that aren't in your area.
Join Ants, Plants, and Myrmecology: https://discord.gg/BeQuNf8yTN
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SolenopsisKeeper
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Re: What kind of queen ant is this?
Maybe Aphenogaster rudis? I don’t know the queen size for them, but location fits.antperson24 wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 10:30 amShe is 1/2 centimeters long and has wings.
https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipMMjA8TxWfcPWd6apfDOdSunjVd5Quqv13yIogh
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Re: What kind of queen ant is this?
Aphenogaster have a ratter unique gaster and I do not believe she is one. Possible genera include: Temnothorax, Myrmica, Myrmecina and Stenamma. I would suggest having a look at antmaps.org to see the exact species in your region. Also be careful, they sting!SolenopsisKeeper wrote: ↑Wed May 18, 2022 1:08 pmMaybe Aphenogaster rudis? I don’t know the queen size for them, but location fits.antperson24 wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 10:30 amShe is 1/2 centimeters long and has wings.
https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipMMjA8TxWfcPWd6apfDOdSunjVd5Quqv13yIogh
My current colonies:
-Miniature Military(formica neogagates)
-Black Hearts(crematogaster cerasi)
In search of new camponotus colony
[Have a look at antmaps.org]
-Miniature Military(formica neogagates)
-Black Hearts(crematogaster cerasi)
In search of new camponotus colony
[Have a look at antmaps.org]
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SolenopsisKeeper
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Re: What kind of queen ant is this?
They may be small(Acorn ants), they are brutal(Saw some taking out some large prey items once)AM1C39 wrote: ↑Wed May 18, 2022 1:42 pmAphenogaster have a ratter unique gaster and I do not believe she is one. Possible genera include: Temnothorax, Myrmica, Myrmecina and Stenamma. I would suggest having a look at antmaps.org to see the exact species in your region. Also be careful, they sting!SolenopsisKeeper wrote: ↑Wed May 18, 2022 1:08 pmMaybe Aphenogaster rudis? I don’t know the queen size for them, but location fits.antperson24 wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 10:30 amShe is 1/2 centimeters long and has wings.
https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipMMjA8TxWfcPWd6apfDOdSunjVd5Quqv13yIogh
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antperson24
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Re: What kind of queen ant is this?
Thanks! This map will be so helpful!AM1C39 wrote: ↑Wed May 18, 2022 1:42 pmAphenogaster have a ratter unique gaster and I do not believe she is one. Possible genera include: Temnothorax, Myrmica, Myrmecina and Stenamma. I would suggest having a look at antmaps.org to see the exact species in your region. Also be careful, they sting!SolenopsisKeeper wrote: ↑Wed May 18, 2022 1:08 pmMaybe Aphenogaster rudis? I don’t know the queen size for them, but location fits.antperson24 wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 10:30 amShe is 1/2 centimeters long and has wings.
https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipMMjA8TxWfcPWd6apfDOdSunjVd5Quqv13yIogh
I am guessing she is some sp. of Myrmica.
Why keep ants that aren't found in your yard?
There are so many fascinating ants right where you live!
I disagree with the keeping/buying of ants that aren't in your area.
Join Ants, Plants, and Myrmecology: https://discord.gg/BeQuNf8yTN
There are so many fascinating ants right where you live!
I disagree with the keeping/buying of ants that aren't in your area.
Join Ants, Plants, and Myrmecology: https://discord.gg/BeQuNf8yTN
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