Prolasius ants (Prolasius convexus)
Prolasius convexus · Prolasius
Prolasius ants (Prolasius convexus). Recorded flying from February through May. Small (~5-7mm) and slender, uniformly dark brown to black, a Lasius-like formicine build. Recorded near 3 of the 306 locations Dealate tracks.
When do Prolasius ants fly?
Recorded flying from February through May. An estimate for the Prolasius genus in the subtropical-humid zone, not species-specific published research.
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Queen appearance
Small (~5-7mm) and slender, uniformly dark brown to black, a Lasius-like formicine build. · typical for this genus
quick and low to the ground, seeking cover in soil or under litter soon after landing
How to catch a queen ant →No founding care data for Prolasius convexus yet.
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