MASSIVE growth! Camponotus Ligniperda
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- Опубліковано 2 лис 2024
- That is right my Ligniperda grew in size. I have had this colony since 2021 and it’s now over a year old. Last update they had 5 workers and now they have a whopping 8 workers! Can you believe it?
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Moove only, if colony reach 30 workers. My experience shows, that colonies with lower worker number than 30 tend to fell in diapause after rehousing.
Okey
Great to see that they've made progress! I would love to see them in the nest but I think keeping them in the tube would be best for now, great video as usual!
Thank you!
Nice update.
I also have a C. ligniperda.
Love your videos
I got mine in 2020 - last year they went into hibernation with around 12-15 workers, very similar to where you are just now. However this year they have grown from that to around 40 workers! So i think next year your colony will boom
Great Video! I caught my queen on the 4.06.2022 now she has 7 Pupea i hope she will lay some more eggs before hibrenation but yes Camponotus ligniperda is very slow at growth my Lasius niger colony from last year are doing pretty good they have brood in all stages.
More on this ants would be great
Yes move the ligliperda in to the wooden nest 🥰
Sweet update! Making me want to check on my colonies now lolll
Hahaaha
GREAT VIDEO PLEASE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!
I think you should wait until they have 10 or so workers. Then move them to the nest as it looks cool.
Okay
In interested in wakooshi and they do look easy to maintain... but what do you do when Cotten in test tube setups get moldy? How do you clean them? Thanks
My own Ligniperda colony grew from 3 workers to 13 since coming out of hibernation. From the looks of the amount of brood, I'll pass 20 this year. I have them in a small 3D-printed formicarium just now, with an outworld attached. I mostly give them mealworms or fruitflies for protein, and they love maple syrup water too.
Keep ‘em in the test tube as if untried beforehand than that is mostly a sign that they are not too keen on moving any time soon maybe move them when they have around 10 to 20 workers from my experience
Hey, I also have a ligniperda colony that I also got in 2021 and when I got the queen there were 6 workers and sadly they went down to 3 in a couple of months, and after this year's hibernation I started to feed them more protein and more frequently and now there are 8 or more workers in just a couple of months :)
Ah nice!
I just ordered one of your small outworlds
Awesome, would you recommend ligni for a first campo species? Also that outworlds looking nice.
No Nicobarensis first Campo
OK thanks
This year i catched 10 queens of lignyperda.
But only 7 of them survived.
I think the test tubes are better
Well done EA nice that they are developing well for you.
I have heard some campo need to be a bigger worker count to live in Wood as they will then regulate there own moisture in a nest when you can't do it for them . But i don't know if that applies to lignipurda .
You are probably right
When new update? I just ordered a Camponotus Ligniperda from your website and I am interested in their growth.
The larger worker is also probably a newer worker as the workers tend to get bigger each generation
I think u should keep them as I have never seen a ligniperda colony live in wood
Okay
Move themmm!!!
Hi EA where did you get that outworld from?
Self made soon on the website
Hey I have a question
Where do you ship from?
Netherlands we ship worldwide
Hi since Ligniperdas are so sensitive to changes I would not move them to risk queen would eat the brood
Okey
Move them!!!!
Vanmiddag me eerste Nico’s gekocht !
Eyyy nice!
If they are doing good in there and have ample room for further growth, i say leave them in there for now
Hoi EA,
Wat fijn dat de kolonie inmiddels in omvang gegroeid is. Ik zou denk ik wachten tot rond de 15 a 20 werksters. Is een superworm per week niet wat weinig wellicht met deze hoeveelheid larven?
Nu heb ikzelf ook nog een vraagje: Ik heb vandaag vier venusnesten van Wakooshi binnengekregen. Helaas is van eentje het klepje van de outworld ietsje beschadigd geraakt door transportschade (barst van ongeveer een cm). Nest is gewoon te gebruiken (heb dr een L.Niger kolonietje ingestopt met 7 nanitics en 4 werksters). Nu twijfel ik dus of het slim is daar een berichtje over te sturen. Enig idee?
PS: Hoe is het je L.Fulginosus?
Ik zou daar zeker een berichtje over sturen. De fuli is dood.
@@EstheticAnts
Wat jammer dat ze het niet gered heeft. Ze vliegen overigens nog steeds in mijn buurt. Hopelijk lukt een nieuwe poging wel! Een van mijn Rufa koninginnen heeft het drie dagen geleden ook niet gered.
as a camponotus ligniperda keeper ( 1 year 35 worker colony) they will dont move at least mine, only move them when 2 chambers can be filld with ants. If you move them now they will not come out to forage.
Okay thanks for the info
@@EstheticAnts you are welcome
I found my Queen in july 2021 and today they are around 20 workers. I wait for the end of the diapause.
Keeping them in a testube will be nether for a while I think becuase this colony looks too small for the nest
I don’t think u should move them they are doing great right why disturb that?
True
My ligniperda queen got 6 nanitics from the start, does it mean the colony is healthy and will grow faster that usual or am i just lucky?
move to wooden but open it and fill with some dirt cuz they really like soft floor
test tube gang!
I have a colony at nine workers and they are veryyyy slow growing
Yeah haha welcome to ligniperda
do sale black crazy ants??
I caught a queen this year, I was wondering when did your queen first get her nanitics?
On the topic of moving the colony, I would personally keep them in a test tube since they (at least in nature) live in soil exclusively, they are not an arboreal species
For me capture to nanitics it was 3 months
I got them with workers
@@koar4968 Thanks!
@@kristijanveljaca1687 you are welcome
Move after more workers as it looks like it provides double the existing space so may be too big at this stage
Oki
Gb
definitely leave them in a test tube.....
Don’t move ligniperda into wood, they do better with humidity
Okay
Hey! I placed an order last week and sent an email about it but i havent gotten any response. I sent a message on fb and ig as well.