Caponotus ant
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Dghergejg456
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Caponotus ant
My caponotus queen had been tugging at her pupae. The next day, the pupae had dissapeared and all was left was this white stuff. The eggs and larvae had not been affected.
Ants are better than termites lol
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antperson24
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Re: Caponotus ant
It seems the queen ate the pupae. Have you been disturbing her much? If not, try giving her a very small drop of honey.Dghergejg456 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 10, 2023 5:46 amMy caponotus queen had been tugging at her pupae. The next day, the pupae had dissapeared and all was left was this white stuff. The eggs and larvae had not been affected.
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
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