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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 | |
| Colonia
- Al momento non disponibile Con 51 - 100 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 |
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Numero articolo: disp0002
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