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bad news people, i couldnt find the queen. so this colony will last for about 6 months wont it.? that is so annoying i bet i was like 1cm away from her but just missed her. :angry01: also i am not willing to pay €30 for a queen that might not even be acepted,AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!
Maybe you will find new one in summer :) Workers can live even more than two years. Lasius brunneus and emarginatus colonies can also adopt Chthonolasius parasite queen.
i have moved them into a setup and already have made chambers for massive amouts of larvea i found(about 2 tablespoons of larvea and eggs). pictures later. they have been in their under an hour.
i think they are probabily bruneus as i have emarginatus and mine are a tad darker... n look bigger... not that u can tell size from a pic lol
Nice find tho ratgreen.. id love to find somat like that in my garden :D Shame u couldnt find the queen tho... u wanna have a good look around ya garden today where the tree was cut down... maybe she is near by.
Can ya tell me exactly where you found them? PM if u like, very interested to see where they where, I've not found anything other than niger and flavus for several years now in London
Lasius brunneus ;)
Ok, so like 10 people wrote that its Lasius brunneus now - Thanks Skippy.
moved them into my custom made ant farm with a moat, within 30 mins they had dug all the way to the bottom ,im haveing alot of trouble with ants some how getting over the water though so i put some washing up liquid to reduce surface tension. i was getting about 50 E-scap-E's a day which is worring, but they have settled in nicely.
Very nice rat green... would be great if u could find the queen now :)
Looks good Ratgreen. Good luck with these ants. ;)