Pachycondyla crassinoda

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Description

Pachycondyla crassinoda is a black ant species with a monogynous colony type and a slow development rate. The queen measures 21-23 mm while workers measure 18-20 mm. They primarily feed on food insects and fruits, and require specific humidity levels in their arena and nest. The recommended temperature range is 22-28 °C. The colony size can reach up to 5000 workers.

Additional information

Behavior

Difficulty in breeding

Origin

The size of ants

Wintering

Description

Pachycondyla crassinoda

Pachycondyla crassinoda is a captivating ant species known for its remarkable characteristics and behaviors. In this product description, we will explore its colony type, size, development rate, nutrition, preferred humidity and temperature, as well as recommended nests for breeding. Immerse yourself in the wonder of observing these beautiful ants as they build their intricate society.

Colony Type

Colony Type: Monogyny

Colony Size: Up to 5000 workers

Development Speed: slow


Size

  • Queen: 21-23 mm
  • Workers: 18-20 mm

Color: The striking black color of these ants adds to their mystique and beauty.


Nutrition

  • Food insects (such as cockroaches and crickets) dead, or live if colony is big
  • Fruits and vegetables
  • Jelly
  • Honey

Humidity and Temperature

  • Humidity: Arena: 50-60%, Nest: 60-80%
  • Temperature: Arena: 22-28 °C, Nest: 25-26 °C

Feature of the Species

Pachycondyla crassinoda is known for its caution and secrecy. When faced with danger, these ants withdraw to protect themselves and their colony, showcasing their intelligence and adaptability.


Recommended Nests for Breeding

  • Acrylic Nests
  • Gypsum
  • Ytong
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