JimmyVe: (20. Jul 2007 14:10)

Hi Redant408 and welcome.

Nice to hear that there are such nice ants there. ;)

CapitalO: (22. Nov 2007 04:26)

Ive recently found a great website with lots of info and pictures of ants in the southeast, listed by state. For anyone in the southeast, its a great way to browse and get info about native ant species in your area. Check it out: http://www.msstate.edu/org/mississippientmuseum/Researchtaxapages/Formicidaepages/Ant.faunal.lists.htm

Messorus: (22. Nov 2007 09:13)

Capital0, thanks from really helpful link on ants of America :love05:

:badboys: wan´t interested in ants already in my 7, when I was in Georgia and Florida :sad05: [-(

JimmyVe: (22. Nov 2007 19:17)

Good link CapitalO. I'm not from America but i like it. ;)

CapitalO: (22. Nov 2007 21:30)

Check this out: Odontomachus ruginodis aka 'the snapping ant'. They can actually project themselves into the air by snapping their jaws... very cool :D

Purifier: (23. Nov 2007 14:25)

Yeah. The movement of the jaws is the fastest movement in the whole nature....

JimmyVe: (23. Nov 2007 16:07)

in deed, i already saw some really nice documentary about them. (sorry no links of it, but look at the link from CapitalO ;) )

CapitalO: (23. Nov 2007 21:09)

They have been introduced to the southeast, near to where I live. This would be a cool ant to keep in my new formicarium :)

JimmyVe: (24. Nov 2007 18:07)

that would be a very nice ant to keep, hope you find some. ;)

bryguy97: Re: Any Americans here? (13. Jun 2010 00:49)

Hey...I'm American...:lol:

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