Look A Carpenter Ant Queen! #shorts

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[ilyas]

rule 1: never go outside without a tube

[MaineAnts]

Was so happy to get a few of these this season! I was lucky enough to find two species

[jesusthehobbyist]

I’ve done this with a giant crematogaster queen but she was just chilling in my arm for a 30 minute bus ride. She ended up raising a nice colony of around 50 workers but I had to let them go because I was leaving the country.

[dragonsants]

From March to November (Northern half of USA anyways) I always have Catch Tubes In My Pockets!!!

[beefydiefries]

i wish i had a pet ant colony, the only ants i have are digital

[midnightfox]

You're lucky💀. I never find any queens flying or crawling on the ground even if i live in a tropical country💀

[Skelly_]

Today i captured a black queen ant she was so huge walking on my floor and accidentally got into fire ant's territory and yes I have a wild fire ant colony in my house now I don't know what to do with the queen she is very huge

[cerasinopshodgskissi]

Found a Pheidole queen a few months ago but didn’t have anything to catch her in and I accidentally dropped her into the grass and never saw her again.

[banjothegreat]

I really want to catch a carpenter ant queen can you give me same
tips please great vid by the way

[birdantics]

Don’t you already have a white footed sugar ant? Why catch more?

[Yoshi]

I had this happen to me recently but I lost her in long grass :')

[moonlightmaslim]

Hello! I had encouter similar enough, but Im a beginner, so can you please give me tips and advice? Currently she has layed eggs and some hatched, but the thing I dont understand is why they die so early, my father placed a cotton with sugar water. Please reply if you want to give any tips or advice.

[AntsPablo]

I caught 2 of them, they all died 😢

Idk why tho, i put them in the test tube and they had everything they needed, probably bacteria or something.

[hothmandon]

So you can't just put the queen straight into the ant farm?

[TheJackHood]

That's a small carpenter, what species?