Lasius flavus, queen and 20+ workers

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Ant colony Lasius flavus 20+

 

Species

 

The Lasius flavus colony is also known as the yellow meadow ant, a common ant in our country. Our ant colonies consist of a queen along with brood and a number of workers. This number depends on the number of eggs that have developed into ants (egg-larva-pupa-ant). This colony already contains at least 10 workers, and these have therefore been produced by the fertilized queen ant herself.
 

 

Suitable for

 

The ant colony is intended for ant farms made of acrylic, gypsum, and sand. We also recommend using an arena. The ants can get their food there and dispose of waste. Many products have an integrated arena. For the initial period, the test tube has enough space for the ant colony. With several Ant Farms, you will find this ant colony in an offer combination price.
If you are looking for ants for a gel ant farm, we recommend the ant family.
 

 

Packaging and shipping

 

The photo shows how the product is actually delivered by us. The colony is in a test tube with a cotton wool behind it, providing water to keep the nest tube partially moist. The colony can remain in this tube for a few weeks without care (after receipt). We also guarantee the life of the queen for that long. If the queen does not arrive alive or dies within a few weeks, we will provide a replacement colony.
 

 

Specifications and information




























































 
Scientific name Lasius flavus
Dutch name Yellow meadow ant
Difficulty class 1. Beginner
Queen | Gyne: 7-8 mm
Workers: 2-5 mm
Colony type: Monogyn, 1 queen per nest
Nest type: Sand nests, relatively shallow, often under stones
Temperature: Room temperature, 15-30 degrees
Hibernation: No, but winter rest. Our advice: keep it a little cooler
around 10-15 degrees. For example, in a cellar,
cooler attic, or shed. November-February
Our experience: even in winter at room temperature
these ant colonies continue to develop well.
Food: Sugar or honey water and small insects:
Our advice for smaller colonies: fruit flies.
Humidity: Simple. Advice: Keep part of the nest slightly moist
Distribution area: (West) Europe
Ant Farm Recommendation: Acrylic, Gypsum, or Sand including use of Arena area
Remarks: Lasius flavus is one of the most common
ant species in the Netherlands. You can find them everywhere in gardens,
forests, and nature reserves. The ant is characterized by
its beautiful light yellow color. In most
Ant Farms, they grow into colonies of
hundreds or a few thousand ants. And if you want
it bigger, you can always connect additional habitats.
 

 

€ 24,99