Harpegnathos saltator
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Description
Harpegnathos saltator is a gamergate ant species with a colony size of up to 400 workers. They have a medium development rate and are approximately 13-17mm in size. They have an orange body with a black abdomen and their nutrition consists of live insects and fruits. The recommended humidity for their arena is 40-60%, while their nests should have a humidity of 60-80%.
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Harpegnathos Saltator Ant Colony
If you are interested in owning a unique and fascinating ant colony, then the Harpegnathos saltator is the perfect choice for you. This species, also known as the “Jumping Ant,” is well-known for its remarkable jumping ability, excellent eyesight, and distinctive coloration. In this detailed product description, we will explore the various aspects of the Harpegnathos saltator colony, including colony type, size, development rate, nutrition, habitat requirements, and more.
Colony Type
Colony Type: Monogyne/Gamergate
Colony Size: Up to 400 workers
Development Speed: medium
Size
- Queen: 14-17 mm
- Workers: 13-16 mm
Color: The ants’ bodies are primarily orange, with a black abdomen, creating a visually striking appearance.
Nutrition
- Live insects (such as cockroaches and crickets)
Humidity and Temperature
- Humidity: Arena: 40-60%, Nest: 60-80%
- Temperature: Arena: 22-30 °C, Nest: 22-26 °C
Special Features
The Harpegnathos saltator species possesses some intriguing and unique characteristics that make them stand out among other ants:
- Sting: These ants have a sting, which serves as a defense mechanism against potential threats.
- Jumping Ability: The nickname “Jumping Ant” comes from their extraordinary jumping ability. They can leap up to an impressive 20 cm, enabling them to navigate their environments efficiently.
- Eyesight: The Harpegnathos saltator ants have exceptionally good eyesight, allowing them to spot food sources and potential dangers from a distance.
Recommended Nest for Breeding
- Acrylic with Gypsum Substrate: An acrylic nest with a gypsum substrate provides a comfortable and secure environment for your ants.
- Gypsum Nest: A nest made entirely of gypsum is another excellent option, offering natural insulation and moisture regulation.
- Aerated Concrete: An aerated concrete nest is both durable and provides good temperature and humidity regulation.
- Earth: For a more naturalistic setup, an earth nest can be created, offering a closer representation of the ants’ natural habitat.
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