Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
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Re: Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
Sweet, they look really good.
Queens only:
Myrmecia Pilosula (6 larvae, 1 pupae)
Early Stage Nests:
x1 Anonychromyrma (15-20 workers)
Myrmecia Pilosula (6 larvae, 1 pupae)
Early Stage Nests:
x1 Anonychromyrma (15-20 workers)
Re: Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
cool always fun when you get your first workers
Some of My Informative Sheets
https://forum.AntsCanada.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=19099
Includes :
https://forum.AntsCanada.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=19099
Includes :
- Ant Care Sheets
Queen Hunting
How To Identify Ants
Re: Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
UPDATE
Hi all,
The worker and the queen are going well! I gave them their first meal a couple of days ago, which was just a bit of honey on foil. They gobled that up super quick. Like really, in two minutes. And the honey droplet was the size of the queens head...
Since they were so hungry, I decided to give them cricket leg, which was also devoured completely. Since then them I fed another cricket leg, which is currently being fed to the larvae.
The worker has finished maturing into the dark orange her mother wears.
I also gave them a small out world, which all the food, honey water, and water closeup to the entrance.
And now, pictures!
Outworld
Nest with foil
Nest without foil
I am hoping that the two large larvae are able to mature into workers before winter. On that topic, does anyone know if Camponotus Consobrinus hibernate?
So that’s about it, until next Thursday!
Hi all,
The worker and the queen are going well! I gave them their first meal a couple of days ago, which was just a bit of honey on foil. They gobled that up super quick. Like really, in two minutes. And the honey droplet was the size of the queens head...
Since they were so hungry, I decided to give them cricket leg, which was also devoured completely. Since then them I fed another cricket leg, which is currently being fed to the larvae.
The worker has finished maturing into the dark orange her mother wears.
I also gave them a small out world, which all the food, honey water, and water closeup to the entrance.
And now, pictures!
Outworld
Nest with foil
Nest without foil
I am hoping that the two large larvae are able to mature into workers before winter. On that topic, does anyone know if Camponotus Consobrinus hibernate?
So that’s about it, until next Thursday!
Re: Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
awesome setup where did you get the bottles?
Some of My Informative Sheets
https://forum.AntsCanada.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=19099
Includes :
https://forum.AntsCanada.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=19099
Includes :
- Ant Care Sheets
Queen Hunting
How To Identify Ants
Re: Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
UPDATE
The brood is developing really well, and the Queen and Worker are both looking fatter and healthier! There is now currently 2 Pupae, 2 Larave, and 2 eggs. I am really excited for the growth of the colony. The queen, as said before, is looking very much bloated, as her gaster exoskeleton is beginning to separate.
Now pictures!
Well, that’s about it for this week, hopefully the brood keeps developing!
Cheers!
The brood is developing really well, and the Queen and Worker are both looking fatter and healthier! There is now currently 2 Pupae, 2 Larave, and 2 eggs. I am really excited for the growth of the colony. The queen, as said before, is looking very much bloated, as her gaster exoskeleton is beginning to separate.
Now pictures!
Well, that’s about it for this week, hopefully the brood keeps developing!
I got them from a local shop, would you like the link?
Cheers!
Re: Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
why not
Some of My Informative Sheets
https://forum.AntsCanada.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=19099
Includes :
https://forum.AntsCanada.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=19099
Includes :
- Ant Care Sheets
Queen Hunting
How To Identify Ants
Re: Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
UPDATE
The queen and worker are both doing fine! They have continued to devour cricket legs and pieces of fruits, and have finally established a garbage pile. The queen has also laid some more eggs, and one of the larvae has pupated. I believe the brood count is as follows:
Eggs - 6
Larave - 2
Pupae - 2
Now for the photos!
Sorry I missed last weeks post, but to repay all of you, here is a flashback to the queen with her first generation of workers.
So that’s about it for this week. Once again, sorry for missing the post.
Cheers!
P.S - antnest8 - I will try to get the link to you later this evening.
The queen and worker are both doing fine! They have continued to devour cricket legs and pieces of fruits, and have finally established a garbage pile. The queen has also laid some more eggs, and one of the larvae has pupated. I believe the brood count is as follows:
Eggs - 6
Larave - 2
Pupae - 2
Now for the photos!
Sorry I missed last weeks post, but to repay all of you, here is a flashback to the queen with her first generation of workers.
So that’s about it for this week. Once again, sorry for missing the post.
Cheers!
P.S - antnest8 - I will try to get the link to you later this evening.
Re: Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
Lol did I say first generation of workers? I meant first generation of eggs! XD
Re: Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
Answering the question from last week, most if not all camponotus spp hibernate so hybernation which should be in a few weeks time so prepare somewhere cool for them like a storehouse or fridge around 10-15 degrees celsius. And also i just subbed to your YT channel looks good to btw.
Queens only:
Myrmecia Pilosula (6 larvae, 1 pupae)
Early Stage Nests:
x1 Anonychromyrma (15-20 workers)
Myrmecia Pilosula (6 larvae, 1 pupae)
Early Stage Nests:
x1 Anonychromyrma (15-20 workers)
Re: Hitch3’s Camponotus Consobrinus Journal
UPDATE
Hi all,
The colony is going well so far. We are still at 1 Worker, but the brood has been developing nicely, and we should have another 2 workers in the next 2 weeks. The 6 eggs from the last post have grown into larave, the larave from before are just about ready to pupate, and the pupae from last post are nearly ready to hatch. Apparently, Consobrinus grow super fast for a campo colony, so we should be seeing a population explosion soon.
Now, pictures!
Her Majesty
The Worker Plus Brood
So, that’s about it for this week. I cannot wait for the two new workers to eclose!
Cheers!
Hi all,
The colony is going well so far. We are still at 1 Worker, but the brood has been developing nicely, and we should have another 2 workers in the next 2 weeks. The 6 eggs from the last post have grown into larave, the larave from before are just about ready to pupate, and the pupae from last post are nearly ready to hatch. Apparently, Consobrinus grow super fast for a campo colony, so we should be seeing a population explosion soon.
Now, pictures!
Her Majesty
The Worker Plus Brood
So, that’s about it for this week. I cannot wait for the two new workers to eclose!
Cheers!
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