In order to achieve optimum conditions for keeping ants, it is important to know the lifestyle of the respective ant species in the wild.
Some information can be found in specialised literature, but much only becomes clear when observed in the wild. For example:
What exactly do the ants' different habitats look like?
Which substrate and locations are favoured?
How are the tunnel systems constructed?
How deep and how big are the nests?
In order to be able to answer these questions better and to offer you products that are perfectly adapted to specific species, we are travelling the world.
Here are a few impressions from our trips to South Africa, Australia, South America and South East Asia:
Some information can be found in specialised literature, but much only becomes clear when observed in the wild. For example:
What exactly do the ants' different habitats look like?
Which substrate and locations are favoured?
How are the tunnel systems constructed?
How deep and how big are the nests?
In order to be able to answer these questions better and to offer you products that are perfectly adapted to specific species, we are travelling the world.
Here are a few impressions from our trips to South Africa, Australia, South America and South East Asia:
But also our native ant world is for us of great interest:
