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Africa (2)
Africa (2)
Camponotus maculatus
- Taxonomy: Subfamily Formicinae, Tribe Camponotini
- Distribution: Central Africa
- Color: small ants are yellow till brown, majors are marmorate
- Nutrition: Honey- or sugar water and insects
- Hibernation: No
- Climate: tropical (moist)
- Nest building: Soil nests, between stones
- Planting: nothing specific
- Level: easy
- Specifics: Builds "half" calderas (one sided)
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- Currently not available With approx. 10-20 ants workers | |
| Colony (dark colored)
- Currently not available At least 100 workers (larger and more dark colored workers) | |
| colony
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| Colony
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Camponotus sp.
- Taxonomy: Family: Formicinae
- Origin: Africa , Kenya
- Habitat: steppes and semi-deserts
- Color: Black
- Size: similar to our native Camponotus ligniperdus , long-legged
- Food: honey / sugar water and insects
- Temperature: warm to hot (24 - 34 °C)
- Soil: sandy- rocky ground
- Nest building: aerated concrete , plaster or Soil nests
- Planting: typical steppe vegetation
- Highlights: Very striking coloration and good eyesight , eye-catching leggy similar to the movements of the known Cataglyphis
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- Currently not available With 40-50 workers |
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Article number: cama0001
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Category: Ants