Cataulacus granulatus

299,90 zł – 479,90 zł

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SKU: AOTA122 Category: Ants Tags: ant, Ant Atlas, ant colony, ant on top, antontop, ants, atlas, Atlas de hormigas, Atlas Mrówek, Brachymyrmex laevis, Camponotus abscisus, Camponotus aeneopilosus, Camponotus aethiops, Cataulacus granulatus, Queen of ants

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Description

Cataulacus granulatus is a polygynous ant species with a fast development speed. The colony size is approximately 1000 individuals. The queen measures 7-9 mm in size, while the workers measure 5-6 mm. They are black in color. Their nutrition consists of food insects, syrup, fruit, vegetables, jelly, and cooked chicken without salt. The required humidity level is not specified.

Additional information

Behavior	Calm
Difficulty in breeding	For intermediates
Origin	Eastern and South Asia
The size of ants	Small
Wintering	No Wintering

Description

Cataulacus granulatus

The Cataulacus granulatus is a species of ant known for its unique characteristics and interesting behavior. This ant belongs to the Polygyny colony type, meaning that it has multiple queens within its colony. With a colony size of approximately 1000 workers, this ant species can thrive and develop rapidly.

Colony Type: Polygyny

Colony Size: Up to 1000 workers

Development Speed: medium

Size and Color:

Queen: 7-9 mm
Workers: 5-6 mm

Color: back.

Nutrition:

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

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Humidity and Temperature:

Humidity: Arena: 40-60%, Nest: 40-60%
Temperature: Arena: 22-28 °C, Nest: 20-26 °C

Unique Features

One distinguishing feature of the Cataulacus granulatus is the significant development of spines in the occipital corners. This attribute sets them apart from other ants and adds to their intriguing appearance. Furthermore, they lack aliphatic margins, further distinguishing them from other species within the Cataulacus genus.

Recommended Nests

For breeding and raising the Cataulacus granulatus, it is advisable to provide suitable nests that cater to their needs. Recommended nest options include wooden, digfix, acrylic, and aerated concrete nests. These materials offer a conducive environment for the ants to establish their colony and reproduce comfortably.

Overall, the Cataulacus granulatus is a fascinating species of ant that displays unique characteristics and behaviors. By understanding their dietary preferences, temperature and humidity requirements, and recommended nest options, enthusiasts can provide an ideal environment for these ants to thrive and flourish.