Texas sized ants, Neoponera Villosa from south Texas.

[@fancyants9383]

I can’t wait for your colony to grow to grownup hood. They will be so cool to watch.

[@downsouthantkeeper3802]

Be sure to keep following for updates And I’ll keep them coming! Thx

[@user-ye1oj4fg7p]

Dope vid bro. I live in austin. Where did you find yours? Im on the look out for a queen now. Thx

[@downsouthantkeeper3802]

I live where they are native

[@user-ye1oj4fg7p]

@@downsouthantkeeper3802 i found one a few weeks back. Thx. Hey do you know if you can add workers from another colony to a queen from another colony.

[@downsouthantkeeper3802]

@@user-ye1oj4fg7p no they will fight I have on accident

[@thehorde9798]

Nice man

[@downsouthantkeeper3802]

Thanks!

[@mileslevit9033]

Aren’t they just feeding the larva?

[@downsouthantkeeper3802]

I was hoping they were but it turns out that the queens where not getting along or the workers didn’t want two queens ether way stay tuned soon I’m gonna do an update on this colony, that will shock you.

[@Unwashedscripts]

Maybe you need to feed them more food

[@downsouthantkeeper3802]

Thx for the comment, and yes I’ve since been feeding them more. 👍🏽

[@ndngirl7022]

If you are too busy to have pets then why do you have them? You wonder why they are feeding the newly laid eggs to the larva it's because they are starving. Either feed them or release them.

[@downsouthantkeeper3802]

Sorry but I had been feeding according to the amount of larva there. However I’ve since learned that this is common in this species and no fault of my own. I keep ants because of the low maintenance, and when I leave out of town I do have help. I promise I’m neglecting them lol 😇

[@josegaravito1363]

Bro chill