Camponotus bellus

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Number of workers

SKU: AOTA38 Category: Ants Tags: ant, ant colony, ant on top, antontop, ants, Atlas Mrówek, book, Camponotus bellus, Queen of ants

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Description

The Camponotus bellus ant is a polygynous species with colony sizes of up to 10,000 workers. They have a medium development rate and come in varying sizes: queens are 5-8mm, workers are 3-5mm, and majors are 4-7mm. They are black with a yellow picture on their abdomen and their diet consists of food insects, syrup, fruits, vegetables, jelly, and cooked food.

Additional information

Behavior	Calm
Difficulty in breeding	For begginers
Origin	Eastern and South Asia
The size of ants	Small
Wintering	No Wintering

Description

Camponotus bellus

Colony type: Polygyny
Colony size: up to 10 000 workers
Development rate: fast

Size

Queen: 5-8 mm
Workers: 3-5 mm
Majors: 4-7 mm

Color Camponotus bellus ants have a striking appearance that sets them apart from other ant species. They are predominantly black, with a distinctive yellow pattern on their abdomen. This yellow patterning adds a touch of elegance to their overall appearance and makes them visually captivating.

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 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!

Temperature and Humidity

Humidity:

Arena: 30-50%
Nest: 60-80%

Temperature:

Arena: 23–30°C
Nest: 20–24°C

Features of the Species

Camponotus bellus is well-known for its peaceful nature and peaceful behavior. They rarely show aggression towards other ants or species, making them ideal for ant keepers who prefer a harmonious and low-maintenance colony. Additionally, the noticeable caste differences within the colony, particularly among the Major workers, add to the overall intrigue and beauty of this species.