Aphaenogaster exasperata Breeding Sheet

Aphaenogaster exasperata is a large exotic Aphaenogaster species, with workers that are truly enormous for the genus, and very aggressive. Their development is rapid, and maintenance is straightforward. As with all Aphaenogaster species, the larvae feed themselves on insects brought back to the nest.

General Information:

Ease of Breeding: Easy

Geographical Distribution: Tropical Asia

Origin: Thailand

– Queen Size: 12mm

– Worker Size: 6 to 10mm

– Polygynous: No

– Mature Colony Size: Approximately 5,000 workers

Maintenance Information:

Humidity: 60-80%

Temperature: 20-27°C (ideal at 25°C)

Diapause: No, a temperature decrease to around 20°C during winter is sufficient for them

Ant Farms: Any ant farm with a humid zone and suitable for the colony’s size will suit them.

Food: Sugary liquids and insects

The Aphaenogaster exasperata colonies and queens we sell are all guaranteed 100% arrival alive, with a healthy brood and clean test tube.

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Number of queens	1 injured queen (leg), 1 queen, 2 queens, 3 queens, 4 queens, 5 queens, 6 queens, 7 queens, 8 queens, 9 queens
Number of workers	0 workers, 1-3 workers, 3-6 workers, 4-8 workers, 5-10 workers, 6-12 workers, 10-20 workers, 15-30 workers, 25-50 workers, 30-60 workers, 40-80 workers, 50-100 workers, 100-150 workers, 100-200 workers, 150-200 workers

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