Monomorium minimum (2-3 queens per tube)
This is an amazing tiny shy species . Very easy to raise but are very tiny so keep that in mind when choosing a habitat for them.
This species can often be polygenous but it is our first time collecting them from this location so there is a chance the colony may reduce to one queen. But colonies started using pleometrosis are the fastes way to a big established colony even if they reduce to one queen after some time.
States available to ship to: Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Alabama, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Ohio , Pennsylvania, Tennessee, West Virginia, Indiana, Mississippi, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Maine, Delaware, South Carolina
This is an amazing tiny shy species . Very easy to raise but are very tiny so keep that in mind when choosing a habitat for them.
This species can often be polygenous but it is our first time collecting them from this location so there is a chance the colony may reduce to one queen. But colonies started using pleometrosis are the fastes way to a big established colony even if they reduce to one queen after some time.
States available to ship to: Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Alabama, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Ohio , Pennsylvania, Tennessee, West Virginia, Indiana, Mississippi, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Maine, Delaware, South Carolina
This is an amazing tiny shy species . Very easy to raise but are very tiny so keep that in mind when choosing a habitat for them.
This species can often be polygenous but it is our first time collecting them from this location so there is a chance the colony may reduce to one queen. But colonies started using pleometrosis are the fastes way to a big established colony even if they reduce to one queen after some time.
States available to ship to: Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Alabama, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Ohio , Pennsylvania, Tennessee, West Virginia, Indiana, Mississippi, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Maine, Delaware, South Carolina