Colonia de Camponotus sylvaticus
Exhausted
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€1.49
Contents: 10 mlThe product is a mixture of different types of honey and sugar.
€2.99
Water gel that allows you to store a water reserve to our ants when we go travelling...
€2.49
Contains 20 grams of mealworms (Tenebrio molitor). A good complement to our ants...
€54.99
Size: 25 x 20 x 1.5cmGlass nest with a foraging box on top, aluminium protection and movable lid.
Suitable for big species (Messor, Camponotus, etc)...
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They are a natural source of high quality protein, vitamins and fats that are easy to digest. Thanks to its hermetic container and dehydrated method, they retain their nutritional properties and aroma for a long time.
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Modules equipped with an evaporative humidity system, which maintains a stable humid environment on the mesh without saturating the substrate. Since the water is never in direct contact with the chambers, a marked natural gradient is provided, allowing the colony to choose the level it needs at any given time. Its operation is based on natural evaporation...
True anthill, valid for the raise of ants, with queen.
Natural and Ecological Sand Anthill, Observe how they live and make their tunnels.
Ants already included, with Queen, workers, eggs, larva, all complete.
The ants are inside a test tube, with food and water for three weeks. They were borne in that tube and are ok.
Other accessories
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Fine tip pliers made of plastic, perfect for catching...
Foraging Boxes
€39.99
Dimensions: 30x30x15 cm Large acrylic foraging box. White base and transparent sides and tops for a proper visibility...
QBIKS Ant's Nests Modular 3D
€1.55
Methacrylate covers to assemble your own Qbik from scratch, update it or any part that has been broken or lost :)
€2.12
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The dehydrated crickets of Anthouse.es are a perfect complement to the diet of our ants. Gryllus Assimilis stands out for its high protein content of almost 70%, essential in protein-rich diets, such as our insectivorous ants.