Camponotus mitis

Colony Type: Monogyny

Colony Size: Up to 3 000 workers

Development Speed: medium

• Queen: 15-17 mm
• Workers: 5-8 mm
• Majors: 10-13 mm

Both workers and majors have distinct black and brown coloring, with long legs and elongated head shapes that add to their unique charm.

• Food insects (such as cockroaches and crickets) dead, or live if colony is big
• Syrup (a mixture of water and honey or sugar, with a ratio of 4/3 water:1)
• Fruits and vegetables
• Jelly
• Cooked chicken without salt, shrimps
• Honey

• Humidity: arena, 30-50%. Nest,  50-70%
• Temperature: Arena 21-35 °C. Nest 24-28 °C.

• Activity: These ants are highly active and industrious, constantly on the move and engaging in various tasks within the colony.
• Domination in Their Environment: Camponotus mitis display an impressive dominance in their surrounding environment, which further highlights their importance in the ecosystem.
• Aggressiveness with Colony Development: As the colony grows and develops, the ants exhibit increased aggressiveness, protecting their territory and resources.
• Unmatched Hunting Skills: These ants are exceptional hunters, capable of capturing their prey with remarkable precision and efficiency.

• Acrylic nests: These nests provide excellent visibility, allowing you to observe the intricate activities of your Camponotus mitis colony effortlessly.
• Cork nests: The natural properties of cork make it a suitable material for ant nesting, offering insulation and porosity.
• Plaster nests: Plaster nests maintain humidity levels effectively and provide a secure environment for your ant colony.
• Aerated concrete nests: These nests are durable and provide sufficient space and protection for your Camponotus mitis colony.