Camponotus pompeius Breeding Sheet

Camponotus pompeius is, to my knowledge, the largest Camponotus species in Africa. Its workers tend to raise their gasters like Cataglyphis when they feel threatened! At the moment, they seem absolutely easy to breed.

General Information:

Level of Difficulty: Easy

Geographical Distribution: Central Africa

Origin: Burundi

-Queen Size: 21mm

-Worker Size: 9-18mm

-Polygynous: No

-Mature Colony Size: Unknown

Maintenance Information:

Humidity: 50-70%

Temperature: 22-28°C (ideal at 27°C)

Diapause: No, a temperature decrease to around 20°C during the winter period is sufficient.

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

Food: Sugary liquids and insects

The colonies and queens of Camponotus pompeius that we sell are all guaranteed 100% arrival alive, with a healthy brood and a clean test tube.

See what the colony you are going to purchase looks like on our YouTube channel.

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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, 250-500 workers

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