joshua 2 Posted April 23 Btw all found in Chardon 15 mm found October 7mm and 7 mm found in April 7 mm and found in April 8 mm and found in April 10 mm and identified as a prenolopis imparis 10 mm found in April 4 mm and found in apr 10 mm and found in apr Im sorry I'm new to ant keeping and need help with identification so if u know any of these species plz Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
0 Mike McBrien 7 Posted May 8 @joshua To get clear answers for your request, please repost each species individually. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
0 Cole Dybik 8 Posted April 23 the one that says 8mm found in april appeares to be a myrmica species which is semi clausteral so do some reading on that i might make a thread on it soon 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
0 Vexation 8 Posted April 24 Camponotus chromates is one of them (10mm found in April; 3rd from bottom) 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
0 Cole Dybik 8 Posted April 24 20 hours ago, Vexation said: Camponotus chromates is one of them (10mm found in April; 3rd from bottom) i would have to disagree if you look at the worker it has a curved back which is a signature for the formica species and the queen does not have the right head shape to be a camponotus queen it seems to be a formica Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Btw all found in Chardon
15 mm found October
7mm and 7 mm found in April
7 mm and found in Apri
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8 mm and found in April
10 mm and identified as a prenolopis imparis
10 mm found in April
4 mm and found in apr
10 mm and found in apr
Im sorry I'm new to ant keeping and need help with identification so if u know any of these species plz
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