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Thanks for the offer but I'm fine. Timor

OK. :(

No I didn't :( Do you have any available? Or are you curious as you want them too? :P Timor

I know they are the most common ant although you would need a queen to make a colony so would have to destroy the whole ant nest and also try to find the queen in the many complicated burrows, it would be quite difficult unless you're lucky. Thanks Timor

Thanks although I checked there and I was just curious if there were any other places. Also has anyone had experience with lasius flavus? If so where can you get them? Or any species like the lasius niger but which have more than one queens in colony. Thanks Timor

OK. Thanks.

Hello, my friend wants some lasius Niger and I was just curious where you can get them for relatively cheap. Also where can you get cheap acrylic? (This is all in the UK) Thanks Timor

Wow. Thanks! Those little things are quite cool and impressive! Roughly where would I need to look and how difficult would it be to find some? I live in Lincolnshire so are they in that area? Thanks for all the help :) Timor

Well, it wasn't really that I want pests for the fact that they are pests, but I meant more along the line of something which is not endangered and seeing as pests are never endangered or they woudln't be pests I would want something like that. So should probably have put something along the...

Well. When I was young I had a bad experience with ants and therefore hate them :( I do find ants fascinating although the fear of a possible escape would make me not be able to get any. My friend actually wants to get some ants and I did look for him on Antstore. :) Thanks Timor

Thanks for the reply Gill. I did not know we have three species of treehoppers in the UK, however are these the thorn bugs? I know many people find captive bred good although I find often they are inbred. :( As I said previously I would not want a millipede and also with the milkweed bugs...

Well, I have looked into millipedes abit before although decided not for me. I know that there are several breeders in the UK although most of the things are really pricey and also if cb then they have often been inbred multiple times. There are not that many bug fairs available in my area...

Well, I live in boring old England, where there is not very much interesting wildlife around... I was just curious if there was anything which is relatively easy to keep, low maintenance and easy to feed, etc... Also it would need to be able to be sent to England and I would be willing to pay...

OK. What kind of plant is not 'leafy'?

OK. Which one would you say survived best? Also do you know any other species of plants which have a large amount of phloem sap?

OK. Thanks. I will try to find out what plants have the most phloem sap :) Did the bramble and mulberry ever die out? I mean due to the treehoppers. Timor

OK. Will have to see if anyone else on this forum can find some :) Thanks for the help If anyone knows a good plant to use then please just write :) Timor

OK. That's great. I have a swiss cheese plant in my room which is quite large. Would that work well or are there any species of plants which have more sap? Thanks for the replies :) Still found no one who could catch some for me :( Are there any other American insect forums I could check...

I know that all plants have phloem inside them although I wasn't sure about how much they have. Like do some plants have more than others and was just curious if they feed on tomato plant or if there is not enough sap or something. Thanks Timor

OK. Is that what they get their phloem sap from then? Or is there another way they feed them and the tomato plant is just for it to be on? Thanks Timor