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Some of my older ant photos, many are a year or more older, I can't find the cord for my Camera to upload new images.
Pogonomyrex Occidentalis queens after last years nuptial's.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/pogoqueens.jpg
Camponotus sp. I'm currently keeping them, they have survived hibernation with around 50 workers and the queen with some brood in various stages:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/campy9.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/campy5.jpg
Queen in this picture (she never stops running!)
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/campy3.jpg
Formica neorufibarbis Not currently keeping them, but every year I manage to get a colony of these, easy to keep, so common in my area they get old, heres some wild ones feeding on some syrup I left for them.:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/ants3.jpg
Lasius neoniger queen, hard to keep, I've only once had a queen sucessfully raise workers despite having 200+ queens a year of this sp.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/lneoniger.jpg
Crematogaster sp queen, this one never laid eggs but still lived about 8 months. Never have found another like her again:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/crematogaster2.jpg
Formica Aserva Slave makers, my colony died after slaves died off without seeing activity outside the terrairum I moved them to.
http://krungkuene.org/imgant/pic/ants045.jpg
F. aserva queen with Formica neorufibarbis slaves^^
Currently I'm keeping:
Pogonomyrmex occidentalis: 1 queen, about 15 workers.
Pheidole sp: 1 queen, about 300-400 workers and about 200 larva/pupae.
3 Different Formica sp: 1-2 queens each with ~20 workers each.
Camponotus sp: 1 queen, about 50 workers about 15 brood pieces.
Orange Camponotus sp: My favorites, bright orange campo's with golden colored workers, 1 queen ~10 workers.
Monomorium Minimum: 1 queen, ~100 workers, dieing colony sadly... Will replace this year.
-Thanks, Antworker.
Pogonomyrex Occidentalis queens after last years nuptial's.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/pogoqueens.jpg
Camponotus sp. I'm currently keeping them, they have survived hibernation with around 50 workers and the queen with some brood in various stages:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/campy9.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/campy5.jpg
Queen in this picture (she never stops running!)
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/campy3.jpg
Formica neorufibarbis Not currently keeping them, but every year I manage to get a colony of these, easy to keep, so common in my area they get old, heres some wild ones feeding on some syrup I left for them.:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/ants3.jpg
Lasius neoniger queen, hard to keep, I've only once had a queen sucessfully raise workers despite having 200+ queens a year of this sp.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/lneoniger.jpg
Crematogaster sp queen, this one never laid eggs but still lived about 8 months. Never have found another like her again:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/CapAnt53/crematogaster2.jpg
Formica Aserva Slave makers, my colony died after slaves died off without seeing activity outside the terrairum I moved them to.
http://krungkuene.org/imgant/pic/ants045.jpg
F. aserva queen with Formica neorufibarbis slaves^^
Currently I'm keeping:
Pogonomyrmex occidentalis: 1 queen, about 15 workers.
Pheidole sp: 1 queen, about 300-400 workers and about 200 larva/pupae.
3 Different Formica sp: 1-2 queens each with ~20 workers each.
Camponotus sp: 1 queen, about 50 workers about 15 brood pieces.
Orange Camponotus sp: My favorites, bright orange campo's with golden colored workers, 1 queen ~10 workers.
Monomorium Minimum: 1 queen, ~100 workers, dieing colony sadly... Will replace this year.
-Thanks, Antworker.
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