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Camponotus fellah
Camponotus fellah
Camponotus fellah

Camponotus fellah

Product No.:
1001705
unavailable unavailable (abroad may vary)
Weight:
0,03 kg per piece
Shipping only possible in Austria.
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Description
 
Latin Name: Camponotus fellah
Trivialname: -
Taxonomy: Subfamily: Formicinae Tribe: Camponotini
Keeping Level: (1) for beginners with a colonysize of at least 10 workers
Distribution: Northafrica
Habitat: prefers savanah and semi - desert
Colonyform: monogyne, rarely oligogyne
Queen: Size: 17 - 19mm Colour: black; Gaster/ Legs: reddish brown
Worker: Size: 7 - 18mm Colour: black; Gaster/ Legs: reddish brown, extremely polymorph (Minor, Media and Major workers)
Soldier: not present
Males: Size: 8 - 12mm Colour: black , slim
Nutrition Honeywater and insects e.g. Dipterans like Flies or Mosquitos
Airhumidity: Arena: 30 - 50% Nestpart: 50 - 60%
Temperature: Arena: 18 - 28°C Nestpart: 21 - 24°C
Hibernation: no but has an endogenic Biorhythm which causes a Diapause
Nestform: Build their nest soil
Kind of Formicaria: Farm, Farmbasin, Basin, Framebasin, Island, Acrylcylinder, Ytong/ Plasternest
Formicaria size: Size: M - L
Substrate: Farm: Cork, Softwood Arena: Sand, Sand-Loam
Planting: similar to Forest- and Mountainareas with moss, grass and other plants
Decoration: Branches, Roots, Treeneedels,
Description: Camponotus fellah is one of the largest ants in Africa and shows high activity outside the nest and during foraging. They are very aggressive against other ants and Nestdisturbance.
Development: matingflight: on warm days March to April
founding:  claustral (without feeding) but also Pleometrosis or Adoptions are possible.
from Egg to adult worker approx. 6 - 8 Weeks (Egg to Larvae: approx. 10 -14 days, Larvae to Pupae: approx. 12 -17 days, Pupae to worker :approx. 21 - 30 days, depending on temperature).
The main time of activity is between april to september.The lifespan of the queen can be up to 29 years and more.
colonysize: up to 10.000 Individuals
Quantity: one fertilized queen with workers (see selection); brood (depending on the season and development)
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