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Messor barbarus (harvester...
Kč349.00For sale are young queens from 2021 nuptial flight. After hibernation queens will lay eggs.
Messor barbarus lives in the southern part of Europe up to North Africa. With their mandibles, they cut ears of grass and seeds, which are transported over long distances to the nest. From the collected seeds, the workers create dough / bread, which is a source of carbohydrates and proteins. Messor barbarus is a polymorphic species of ant, in the nest there are different sized individuals with different roles.
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Sugar-boost 120 ml
Kč299.00 -Kč49.00 Kč250.00Newly developed honeydew tested by the ant keepers themselves involved in a several-month testing program. Lasts up to 6 months at normal room temperature. The special recipe of the preparation does not create a fungal coating, as we know from homemade honeydew or sugar water. The bottle is packed with a plastic applicator about 8 cm long, thanks to which it is possible to apply the smallest micro droplet of honeydew deep into a narrow tube. For longer shelf life, it is recommended to store the bottle in a refrigerator.
You can choose from the following color variants of Sugar-boost:
- Yellow
- Blue
- Green
In the message at the end of the order, please let mě know the color variant you wish.
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Lasius niger
Kč149.00Lasius niger is a common species worldwide. Its difficulty is suitable for beginning breeders, but it does not mean that it is indestructible :-). For sale are queens with brood (eggs, larvae or pupae).
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Camponotus ligniperda
Kč349.00Camponotus ligniperda is the largest Czech and European species. Due to its demands for breeding, it is suitable for beginning ant keepers.
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Camponotus habereri
Kč1,599.00Endemic Camponotus with beautiful striped patterns on the gaster living only on the island of Taiwan. It is a wonderful species of ant with three unusual body colors: red, yellow and black. Queen size 15-16 mm, worker size 7-13 mm. Arboreal species preferring a drier nest and a higher supply of honeydew/sugarwater.
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