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No Jimmy. The workers that are its real brood is developing fine. I have now around seven nurses helping the queen, and they are very confident looking for food in the food box. ;) The black one has as well a nice brood and four workers already helping the queen. I made a very interesting video of the black one moving from the pot to inside the chambers of the formicary... After that nobody will can say that they are not intelligent. I will send it to you once we meet each other in msn.
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So we can say that the experiment (failed)... the queen eat the strange brood ?
Yes!! But the question still is: Why they didn't eat the eggs and the larvaes, only the ant itself? Because I had set some larvaes and eggs to the blach camponotus and this one ate them in the first second it did notice them.
Hugs
True, that is strange. Dont know... :)
The colony did grow very fast and the ants are really healthy. I got a lot of termites queens and frost them to give to the ants during the weeks. Actually I already started to give the termites to the ants, and it's interesting to see how powerful is the acid of these ants, because in the end what is left from the flies and termites that the ants eat is a little black powder. I'm as well, giving water+honey+vitamines all mixed and the ants love it. It's interesting to see the orange abdomen completely full... Let's see the benefits of the vitamines. Unfortunally my camera broke, so for while I can't post any images , but I'm going to buy a new one, so, soon you guys will se how beautiful is the camponotus sp colony. :mrgreen:
Hugs
Hello guys
Now in my blog It's possible to read it in your language. It's a google tool of translation. It's in the bottom of the blog: http://www.camponotus-ba.blogspot.com
This month I'll be posting more photos with the development of the colony.
Hugs
Do Camponotus ligniperda sting and can these ants kill bigger insects if they hunt as a team?
They can kill bigger insects if they colony is large enough. Don't think they sting.
Hello guys,
New picks in the blog. Anbd it have been quite a while since I have been here.
The colony experienced ups and downs through the lapse of time. Remember the translation tool in the blog!
http://www.camponotus-ba.blogspot.com
Hugs :grin:
Please check my camponotus blog. Is it possible three camponots queen to live together?
http://www.camponotus-ba.blogspot.com
HUUUGs! :mrgreen: