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Polyrhachis cf. illaudata
In contrast to the Polyrhachis dives these Polyrhachis do not belong to the spining weaver's ants.
They live in natural hollow cavities (e.g., to bamboo canes, wooden trunks or similar).
- Taxonomy: Subfamily Formicinae, Tribus Camponotini
- Origin: Asia
- Winter rest: No
- Color :silbrig black
- Nest construction: Bamboo canes, wooden trunks or similar.
- Food: Honey water, insects
- Temperature: 25 - 28 °C
- Air humidity: 60 - 80% (tropical climate)
- Surface conditions: Only for any(possible) plantation inevitably
- Position class: simply
Polyrhachis cf. illaudata e' stato aggiunto al carrello
Polyrhachis cf. illaudata non puo' essere aggiunto al carrello.| Colonia
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- Al momento non disponibile con 45-60 operaie con Gamergate |
Odontoponera transversa
- Taxonomy: Subfamily Ponerinae, Tribe Ponerini
- Distribution: South-East Asia
- Color: black
- Size: approx. 11 - 14 mm
- Hibernation: No
- Nest building: Soil nests
- Nutrition: Honey-/Sugarwater, insects, likes ripe fruits
- Soil Condition: loam
- Planting: Small tropical plants
Odontoponera transversa e' stato aggiunto al carrello Odontoponera transversa non puo' essere aggiunto al carrello.| Colonia
- Al momento non disponibile Con 15 - 20operaie |
Odontomachus cf rixosus
These ants are able to catapult themselfs up to 40 cm far thru sudden lock up of their mandibles. This mandible lock up is the fastest known mechanism in the fauna. The upper jaw closes with a speed of 38 to 64 m/s. Thru locking up their jaws they are anesthetizing their prey to afterwards sting it to death. It is improper for a corporate tank/formicarium because they will attack any other species at first encounter.
- Taxonomy: Subfamily Ponerinae, Tribe Ponerini
- Distribution: South-East Asia, Southern America
- Color: brown
- Size: 12 mm
- Hibernation: No
- Nutrition: Sugar water and insects
- Temperature: 24 - 28 °C
- Nest building: Soil nests and rotten wood
- Keeping level: easy
- Dangers: can sting
Odontomachus cf rixosus e' stato aggiunto al carrello Odontomachus cf rixosus non puo' essere aggiunto al carrello.| Colonia piccola
- Al momento non disponibile Con 40-60 operaie |
Diacamma sp.
- Taxonomy: Subfamily Ponerinae, Tribe Ponerini
- Distribution: South-East Asia
- Color: Black with silveriness
- Size: 10 - 12 mm
- Hibernation: No
- Nest building: Soil nests (craternests), in the mountains under stones
- Nutrition: Honeywater, insects, grains
- Temperature: 22 - 28 °C
- Soil Condition: Sand, loam, mould
- Planting: Small tropical plants
- Specifics: Tandem run: with nest move or to big prey a guide's animal leads another ant in the tandem run! Coursing alone, or in small groups, preys will be stabbed first and then transported to the nest.
The Queen can't be distinguished from worker with naked eye. These colonies however were specially tested and contain queens.
Diacamma sp. e' stato aggiunto al carrello Diacamma sp. non puo' essere aggiunto al carrello.| Colonia
- Al momento non disponibile Contiene circa 50 - 70 operaie |
Diacamma cf. ceylonense
- Taxonomy: Subfamily Ponerinae, Tribe Ponerini
- Distribution: South Asia
- Color: Black with silveriness
- Size: about 12 mm
- Hibernation: No
- Nest building: Soil nests very often in holed cocus nuts
- Nutrition: Honey-/Sugarwater, insects, likes ripe fruits
- Soil Condition: Sand, loam, mould
- Planting: Small tropical plants
- Specifics: Very strong and aggressive diacamma species. Tandem run: with nest move or to big prey a guide's animal leads another ant in the tandem run! Coursing alone, or in small groups, preys will be stabbed first and then transported to the nest. This species also have a gamergate.
The Queen can't be distinguished from worker with naked eye. These colonies however were specially tested and contain queens.
Diacamma cf. ceylonense e' stato aggiunto al carrello Diacamma cf. ceylonense non puo' essere aggiunto al carrello.| Colonia
- Al momento non disponibile Con 30-50 operaie | |
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- Al momento non disponibile Con 51 - 100 operaie |
Camponotus sp. "Thailandia"
Easy to keep Camponotus species from Thailand.
- Taxonomy: Subfamily Formicinae, Tribe Camponotini
- Origin: Thailand
- Color: red-brown head, dark thorax and reddish-brown abdomen (Color may vary depending on the size of the worker)
- Size: Workers: 0.8 - 1.3 cm, Queen: 1.6 cm
- Nutrition: Honey- or sugar water and insects
- Hibernation: No
- Climate: tropical (moist)
- Nest building: Wood nests
- Planting: nothing specific
- Level: easy
Note: Only available once because bought from private ants keeper.
Camponotus sp. "Thailandia" e' stato aggiunto al carrello Camponotus sp. "Thailandia" non puo' essere aggiunto al carrello.| Colonia
- Al momento non disponibile Con circa 100-200 operaie |
Camponotus festinus
- Taxonomy: Subfamily Formicinae, Tribe Camponotini
- Characteristics: polymorph
- Color: light til darkbrown
- Size: up to 12mm
- Distribution: South-East Asia (Malaysia)
- Nutrition: Honey- or sugar water, crickets, flies
- Hibernation: No
- Temperature: 24 - 28 °C (tropical)
- Humidity: Rain forest
- Nest building: moist dead wood especially bamboo
Note: Shipping outside Germany in winter (November-March) only on own risk.
Camponotus festinus e' stato aggiunto al carrello Camponotus festinus non puo' essere aggiunto al carrello.| Colonia
- Al momento non disponibile Con 15-20 operaie Restrizioni sulla spedizione: Spedizione solo in Germania |
Aphaenogaster sp.
- Taxonomy: Myrmicinae
- Color: brown
- Distribution: Southeast Asia
- Nutrition: Honey- or sugar water and insects
- Hibernation: Yes
- Temperature: 26-30°C
- Humidity: moist (tropical)
- Nest building: Soil nests
Aphaenogaster sp. e' stato aggiunto al carrello Aphaenogaster sp. non puo' essere aggiunto al carrello.| Colonia
- Al momento non disponibile Con 20-30 operaie |
RENDERING: 32 ms, LOADING: ? ms
Numero articolo: pocf0001
Categoria: Formiche