Camponotus Ca02

• Colony Type: Monogyny
• Colony Size: Up to about 5000 workers
• Development Rate: Slow

• Queen: 19-23 mm
• Workers: 7-14 mm
• Majors: 14-22 mm

Distinctive in appearance, Camponotus CA02 ants have a black head and chest, while their belly displays a beautiful orange-yellow hue.

• Insect food: Cockroaches and crickets provide essential protein for the development of the colony.
• Syrup: A mixture of water and honey or sugar water in ratios of 4:1, 3:1, or 2:1 serves as a valuable energy source for these industrious ants.
• Fruits and vegetables: These natural delights offer vital nutrients and hydration to the ant colony.
• Jelly: A favorite among Camponotus CA02, jelly provides a delightful treat while contributing to their dietary needs.
• Cooked chicken without salt: A protein-rich option, cooked chicken without salt adds diversity to their diet and satisfies their needs.
• Honey

• Humidity:  Within the arena, a humidity range of 50-60% is recommended, while the nest range of 50-70%.
• Temperature: The arena should have a temperature range of 20-32°C, while the nest range of 24-28°C.

• Aggressiveness: As the colony develops, their aggression increases, allowing them to effectively defend their territory and resources.
• Unsurpassed hunting: Camponotus CA02 are exceptional hunters, displaying impressive skills and strategies when seeking out food sources. Their hunting prowess is unparalleled.
• The biggest Camponotus in the USA: This particular species holds the title for being the largest Camponotus species in the United States. Their size and dominance make them a truly magnificent ant species.

• Acrylic: Acrylic nests provide a clear view of the ants’ activities, allowing for easy observation and study of their fascinating behaviors.
• Cork: Natural and eco-friendly, cork nests create a comfortable and secure environment for Camponotus CA02 to establish their colony.
• Gypsum: Gypsum nests offer a perfect combination of moisture retention and durability, ensuring the ants thrive in their artificial habitat.
• Aerated concrete: Known for its excellent insulating properties and moisture control, aerated concrete nests provide a stable and comfortable living space for Camponotus CA02.