JimmyVe: (31. Jul 2008 21:40)

In deed, very nice picture !

kashmir79: (1. Aug 2008 10:41)

any shots of the Males and Alates ? :)

gabranth: (19. Aug 2008 23:55)

can these ants be kept in ytong?

ratgreen: (20. Aug 2008 00:02)

im guessing yes,most ants can be kept in a ytong, so long as they cant chew though it,( but that only matters if the ytong is seperate to the basin,if is inside then it doesnt matter)

gabranth: (21. Aug 2008 00:59)

might might try and get a queen of these if they become available ill have to go without food for a month though to get the money for one

Antdung: Re: Pachycondyla apicalis (26. Mai 2009 14:34)

Are these the Ants shown in 'Life in the Undergrowth'?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGaT0B__2DM

They look almost identical barring the yellow antennae?

JimmyVe: Re: Pachycondyla apicalis (30. Mai 2009 10:04)

Very nice video, i have seen that one before, to bad the sounds drops away.

Kapeć: Re: Pachycondyla apicalis (4. Jun 2009 12:48)

Hi,
I'm Polish ant keeper :). I'm keeping Pachycondyla apicalis too and it is first Pachycondyla colony in Poland. I'm making nest for them now :).

JimmyVe: Re: Pachycondyla apicalis (4. Jun 2009 21:55)

Very nice Kapec, you can start your own topic about them if you like and don't forget to place some pictures. ;)

miszt: Re: Pachycondyla apicalis (5. Jun 2009 12:37)

Are these the Ants shown in 'Life in the Undergrowth'?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGaT0B__2DM

They look almost identical barring the yellow antennae?

Hi Antdung, no they are not the same species, they are a Ponera that specialize in hunting termites, dont have an exact species for you i'm afraid (suprised Sir David doesnt same the real name...a shame, they stopped using correct species names in UK docs a few years ago for fear of alienating viewers..pfft!)

Enjoy your colony Kapeć! They are wonderful ants! :D

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