Myrmecocystus navajo colony - AntsEmporium

Permitted States: Myrmecocystus navajo:

Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Utah


About Myrmecocystus navajo

 

American Species- Honey pots


Temperature: Nest 75-83

°f Outworld 75- 90°f


Humidity: Nest 65- 85% Outworld 50- 75%


Hibernation: No


Diet: Water (at all times). Carbohydrates -byFormica ant nectar. Protein- like fresh-killed insects or other.


Colony form: Monogyne (one queen per colony) Average 10,000 per colony.


Founding Queen: Claustral (without feeding)


Nest type: TarheelAnts Formicaria

 

Sizes: Approx: Queen- 10mm/ Worker- 3- 7mm

 

Bite/ Sting/ Formic acid: Spray Formic Acid

 

Description: Myrmecocystus navajo are a desert species from America. They're a very unique species of ant due to the way they produce repletes which are workers that are used as food storage. They fill their gasters up to a grape-like size with carbohydrates and hang upside down from the ceiling of their nest. They're an aggressive species. They can be slow-growing in the founding stages but soon pick up the pace as they mature. Myrmecocystus do not like vibrations.

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Permitted States: Myrmecocystus navajo:

Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Utah


About Myrmecocystus navajo

 

American Species- Honey pots


Temperature: Nest 75-83

°f Outworld 75- 90°f


Humidity: Nest 65- 85% Outworld 50- 75%


Hibernation: No


Diet: Water (at all times). Carbohydrates -byFormica ant nectar. Protein- like fresh-killed insects or other.


Colony form: Monogyne (one queen per colony) Average 10,000 per colony.


Founding Queen: Claustral (without feeding)


Nest type: TarheelAnts Formicaria

 

Sizes: Approx: Queen- 10mm/ Worker- 3- 7mm

 

Bite/ Sting/ Formic acid: Spray Formic Acid

 

Description: Myrmecocystus navajo are a desert species from America. They're a very unique species of ant due to the way they produce repletes which are workers that are used as food storage. They fill their gasters up to a grape-like size with carbohydrates and hang upside down from the ceiling of their nest. They're an aggressive species. They can be slow-growing in the founding stages but soon pick up the pace as they mature. Myrmecocystus do not like vibrations.