Camponotus consobrinus was added to the shopping cart.
Camponotus consobrinus could not be added to the shopping cart.| Colony
- Currently not available With 20-30 workers |
Camponotus nigriceps which is also known as "sugar ant" is a easy to keep Camponotus species from Australia.
Camponotus nigriceps was added to the shopping cart.
Camponotus nigriceps could not be added to the shopping cart.| Queen (yellow leggs)
- Currently not available with 10 workers | |
| Queen (red leggs)
- Currently not available with 2-6 workers | |
| Small Colony
- Currently not available Queen with 10-15 Workers | |
| Colony (red leggs)
- 249.00 € Colony with about 20 - 30 workers |
In contrary with Camponotus nigriceps this Campontus is far more aggressive and has a faster colony growth.
Camponotus sp. was added to the shopping cart.
Camponotus sp. could not be added to the shopping cart.| Colony
- 269.00 € With 40-50 workers |
A beautiful colored and mainly in Southeastern Australia distributed ants species with beautiful green-purpur shimmer.
Iridomyrmex cf. purpureus was added to the shopping cart.
Iridomyrmex cf. purpureus could not be added to the shopping cart.| Colony
- Currently not available With 20 - 40 ants |
Meranoplus sp. was added to the shopping cart.
Meranoplus sp. could not be added to the shopping cart.| Colony
- Currently not available With 20 - 30 workers |
Myrmecia cf. nigriceps was added to the shopping cart.
Myrmecia cf. nigriceps could not be added to the shopping cart.| Colony
- Currently not available with about 10 workers Shipping (November-March) abroad in the winter at your own risk. |
Smaller Myrmecia species with smaller colonies which is easy to keep and which is not very aggressive. Can be kept in smaller basins, and can be kept moister than Myrmecia pavida for instance. Similar to other Myrmecia species they have a very good sight.
Myrmecia fulvipes was added to the shopping cart.
Myrmecia fulvipes could not be added to the shopping cart.| Queen - Currently not available |
Noticeable colored Myrmecia species. Also jumps to capture their prey like other Jumper ants.
Myrmecia mandibularis was added to the shopping cart.
Myrmecia mandibularis could not be added to the shopping cart.| Colony
- Currently not available With about 5 workers Shipping (November-March) abroad in the winter at your own risk. |
These animals follow you by their eyes.
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Myrmecia pavida was added to the shopping cart.
Myrmecia pavida could not be added to the shopping cart.| Queen
- Currently not available Queen with 3 - 6 workers | |
| Small Colony
- Currently not available Colony with 25 - 30 workers | |
| - Currently not available |
These specie lives in trees where they build their nests between leaves. This is the green variant from Australia. Larger colonies should be offered more than one tree. They waeve leaves at team work which will be used as homebase or louse-cultivation room. They never nests within soil, and they use their own brood (larvae) to weave.
Oecophylla smaragdina "green" was added to the shopping cart.
Oecophylla smaragdina "green" could not be added to the shopping cart.| Small colony
- Currently not available With about 30 workers | |
| Colony
- Currently not available With about 100 workers particularly with 2 Queens |
Rhytidoponera metallica was added to the shopping cart.
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- Currently not available Queen with brood and 1-2 workers | |
| colony, with 25 workers - Currently not available |
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