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We both looked into this and it turned out they are a Panamanian subspecies which at the time were referred to as Atta cephalotes isthmicola. Absolutely stunning ant. The black thorax makes them look very different.
Ha ha ha they really do!RichardP wrote:Beautiful. They look like normal Atta just dressed for dinner.
I know someone,who had bought one colony of Atta cephalotes bicolor from Antstore.Ant store sells them - i wonder how they got them?!