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Odontoponera transversa
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Description
Summary: The Odontoponera transversa ant colony is monogynous and can have up to 500 workers. They have a medium development rate. The queen is 9-11mm in size and workers are 8-10mm, both are black in color. They feed on insects and sweet fruit. They require a humidity level of 60-70% in the arena and 60-80% in the nest. The temperature range should be 21-30 °C.
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Description
Odontoponera transversa
Colony Type: Monogyny
Colony Size: Up to 500 workers
Development Speed: low
Size
- Queen: 9-11 mm
- Workers: 8-10 mm
Color: Both the queen and the workers have a distinct black coloration, which helps them blend into their natural habitat.
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
Don’t forget to check out our food products to ensure a well-balanced diet for your colony!
Humidity and Temperature
- Humidity: Arena: 60-70%, Nest: 60-80%
- Temperature: Arena: 21-30 °C, Nest: 24-28 °C
Recommended Nests for breeding
- Acrylic nests
- Ytong nests
- Gypsum
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