Camponotus sylvaticus

99,90 zł – 219,90 zł

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Description

Camponotus sylvaticus ants are a fascinating species known for their monogyny colony type and moderate development rate. With queens measuring 14-16 mm and workers ranging from 5-9 mm in size, these ants are a captivating addition to any ant enthusiast’s collection.

Additional information

Behavior	Moderate
Difficulty in breeding	For intermediates
Origin	Western and South Europe
The size of ants	Medium
Wintering	Wintering

Description

Camponotus sylvaticus – A Fascinating Ant Species for Ant Enthusiasts

If you’re an ant enthusiast looking for a captivating addition to your collection, look no further than Camponotus sylvaticus ants. This specialty species offers a unique experience with their striking appearance, moderate development rate, and intriguing monogyny colony type. By providing them with proper care and attention, you can create a thriving colony and enjoy the wonders of observing these remarkable ants.

Colony Type: Monogyny

Colony Size: Up to 7000 workers

Development Speed: Fast

Size and Color:

Queen: 14-16 mm
Workers: 5-10 mm
Majors: 9-13 mm

Color: Brown head and 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

Humidity and Temperature:

Humidity: Arena: 40-60%, Nest: 50-70%
Temperature: Arena: 22-28 °C, Nest: 22-26 °C

Housing and Nesting for Camponotus sylvaticus Ants

When it comes to housing your Camponotus sylvaticus ants, it’s important to mimic their natural habitat. These ants prefer to nest in wood or soil. A suitable nesting setup can be created using a transparent container with a substrate of moist soil and small pieces of wood. This setup allows the ants to tunnel and create chambers, providing them with a sense of security and comfort.

In conclusion, Camponotus sylvaticus ants are a fascinating species for ant enthusiasts. With their striking appearance, moderate development rate, and unique monogyny colony type, these ants offer a captivating experience for those interested in observing and studying ants. By providing them with proper care and attention, you can create an ideal environment for their growth and well-being. Whether you’re a hobbyist or a researcher, these ants offer endless fascination and learning opportunities in the world of ant keeping.

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