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• Question

  56 posts in the past month

  1. My colony has finally outgrown the nest and moved into the foraging area. 🏗️
  2. Species where workers are capable of reproduction
  3. I NEED HELP!
  #1

  Question

  My colony has finally outgrown the nest and moved into the foraging area. 🏗️ · Species where workers are capable of reproduction · I NEED HELP!

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• Colony

  47 posts in the past month

  1. I love these ants🐜
  2. My H. venator taking down a cockroach — 10x slow motion and the jump is still a blur
  3. Workers hurrying the Queen to move into their new nest lol
  #2

  Colony

  I love these ants🐜 · My H. venator taking down a cockroach — 10x slow motion and the jump is still a blur · Workers hurrying the Queen to move into their new nest lol

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• Discussion

  27 posts in the past month

  1. Just realized my army ants have some serious fashion sense with those striped abdomens. 🪰
  2. Caught my venator giving a mealworm an "injection"
  3. Hungry hungry camponotus
  #3

  Discussion

  Just realized my army ants have some serious fashion sense with those striped abdomens. 🪰 · Caught my venator giving a mealworm an "injection" · Hungry hungry camponotus

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• Queen

  23 posts in the past month

  1. Pachycondyla striata laying a difficult egg (her first clutch)
  2. Get into DIY. Never have to worry about buying another nest. My Tutorials and guides are publicly available.
  3. Campo Queen
  #4

  Queen

  Pachycondyla striata laying a difficult egg (her first clutch) · Get into DIY. Never have to worry about buying another nest. My Tutorials and guides are publicly available. · Campo Queen

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• Identification

  15 posts in the past month

  1. Found in central az, I let them be but got this picture, heck a family photo, anyone know what species
  2. Denver
  3. Camponotus (Idk what kind)
  #5

  Identification

  Found in central az, I let them be but got this picture, heck a family photo, anyone know what species · Denver · Camponotus (Idk what kind)

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