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Description

Camponotus nossibeensis is a monogyny ant species with colony sizes ranging from 3000 to 5000 workers. They have a very fast development speed. The queen measures 15-17 mm, workers 6.5-9 mm, and majors 10-13 mm. They are black in color with golden hair covering their bodies. They primarily feed on insect food, syrup, fruit, and vegetables.

Additional information

Behavior

Difficulty in breeding

Origin

The size of ants

Wintering

Description

Camponotus Nossibeensis: The Perfect Addition to Your Ant Colony

Are you looking for a new and fascinating addition to your ant colony? Look no further than Camponotus Nossibeensis! With its unique characteristics and impressive colony size, these ants are sure to be a valuable asset to your collection. Let’s explore the many benefits of owning Camponotus Nossibeensis and how to provide them with the best care possible.

Colony Characteristics

Colony Type: Monogyny

Colony Size: Up to 5000 workers

Development Speed: medium

Size and Appearance

  • Queen: 15-17mm
  • Workers: 6-9mm
  • Majors: 9-13mm

As for their appearance, these ants are primarily black, but the entire body is covered with beautiful golden hairs, giving them a distinct and striking look.

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 Requirements

  • Humidity: Arena: 30-50%, Nest: 40-60%
  • Temperature: Arena: 21-35 °C, Nest: 24-28 °C

Recommended Nests

Choosing the right nest for your Camponotus Nossibeensis is essential for their well-being and optimal development. We recommend using nests made of acrylic, cork, gypsum, or aerated concrete. These materials provide the necessary insulation and space for the colony to flourish.