finally she HAS EGGS!!

Beitragvon ralphdrake » 30. Dez 2006 13:38

o ok dont worry man i didnt take it to offence :grin:

yes unfortuantely my queen is more of a grub than a queen, leaving guts everywhere what was she thinking!

okey dokey i havnt posted much but this would of been one of my most succesful, i will go and make a new one.

thankyou for your help on thsi one :wink:
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Beitragvon ralphdrake » 30. Dez 2006 13:42

hmmm i just read the rules for the forum for expierence with european ants, can i post in there because i do not know the name of the species i am keeping im just really trying to get help on how to keep this grub of a ant?
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Beitragvon JimmyVe » 30. Dez 2006 15:42

That is true, i think you better place it in Discussion general. ;)
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Beitragvon swagman » 30. Dez 2006 16:15

Hey,

I suppose you´re still trying to identify your ant, aren´t you?
Maybe that´s of some help.
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I guess it´s an Australian sugar ant Camponotus.
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Beitragvon ralphdrake » 31. Dez 2006 09:50

well i have used that site ounce before dont understand the thing, unfortunately the tweasers from worker have gone missing so i might go kick something might make me feel better :lol:
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Beitragvon Fabian » 31. Dez 2006 12:22

Hi there!

Hm, you said you have got no tube, oki, here in Germany you can buy tubes in every Pharmacy for a few cents. If you dont find a tube at all, look for a small box or something like this. (remember, it must be a little humid! a piece cotton wool with water eg.). I suggest dont use tweezers! It may damage the eggs and larves, put the tube in the light and connect it with the queens new home (box, tube, what ever) which you have to put in the dark, if you have the possiblity to keep the old tube cold and the new one warm (as warm as in the ants nature) do that too. I think it wont take very long untill the queen moves.
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Beitragvon ralphdrake » 31. Dez 2006 12:47

hmm sounds good, would a icecream container be good? (i have alot of them)

im not sure that i want her tho in a box while she is just starting out, i had planned to connect her when the workers arrive to a icecream container while in the tube?

hmmm is this cricket guts in the moist cotton wool gonna become really bad its been there for awhile, im not a very bright person so i dont know much but how bad is it?
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Beitragvon Fabian » 31. Dez 2006 13:54

Yes, its better to keep them in a tube until the first workers arrive, so if you get one, it would be great :)

Hm .. how bad is it ^^ mould alone isnt THAT bad, its a problem of course, but not the biggest, the biggest problem that is effected by old food rests are mites.
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Beitragvon ralphdrake » 31. Dez 2006 14:32

Like say for example i left the mould and the first workers come along, would they remove it say take it out to the forage area that i have for em (icecream container, gotta love em) is that possible because im sure they would want to keep the nest neat and stuff and lets just say guts on your wall isnt very appealing.
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Beitragvon Sced » 31. Dez 2006 14:35

Yes
The workers will most likley take the body out of the tube
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Beitragvon ralphdrake » 31. Dez 2006 14:38

hmmmm that is good, i like your words of wisdom sced, well i believe this may be the most safest way for me for the time being, so before i go to queensland i shall be hooking up the tube with a forage area with some food put it in a dark safe spot and hope for the best.

\:D/ <---- this guy is awesome
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Beitragvon ralphdrake » 31. Dez 2006 14:44

thankyou guys for all your help much appreciated, yes i have decided what i am going to do (read 2 posts above this) i may put more stuff down before i leave, feel free to put your ideas on what i should do here but i am going to make a new topic letting you guys know how my queens is going is will be in discussion in general.

I leave on the 9th of jan so i got a little bit before that

Edit Uta

Please make an edit and not a new posting! Thank you! :)

I wish a happy New Year! :party02:

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happy new year to everyone, make it a good one \:D/
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Beitragvon Sced » 31. Dez 2006 14:46

Have a good time :)
Maybe you could post some pics of your queen?
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Beitragvon ralphdrake » 1. Jan 2007 06:21

thankyou Uta i hadnt thought of that happy new year mate, yes when i get a new camera or something their is a pic of her in page 1 i think but i used my webcam to take a photo so it aint very good
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