Camponotus balzani Breeding Sheet

Camponotus balzani is a South American Camponotus species that is easy to breed. They seem to stay away from cotton more than other South American species, so it can be inferred that their low humidity requirement, coupled with their orange color, makes them a wood-dwelling species.

General Information:

Difficulty level: Easy

Geographical distribution: South America

Origin: Ecuador

Queen Size: 14mm

Worker Size: 6-12mm

Polygynous: No

Approximate mature colony size: around 5,000 workers

Maintenance Information:

Humidity: 50-70%

Temperature: 20-28°C (ideal at 27°C)

Diapause: No, a temperature drop to around 20°C during winter will suffice

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

Food: Sugary liquids and insects

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