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Care guide for Pachycondyla Harpax?

Started By Moldy_Leafcutter , Today, 4:55 AM
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#1 Offline Moldy_Leafcutter - Posted Today, 4:55 AM

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I caught 4 queens of Pachycondyla Harpax I've had them for almost a week now and they have laid no eggs yet but I'm 80% certain they are queens as I believe i see wingscars, so far 2 have died and I wanted a care guide on them as I heard the genus can be quite difficult any help is appreciated?


#2 Offline bmb1bee - Posted Today, 8:54 AM

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What kind of setup are they in? These are semiclaustral, so they should have a bit of substrate in the tube and be fed consistently during founding.


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#3 Offline Moldy_Leafcutter - Posted Today, 9:30 AM

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They are in a test tube being fed honey and small insects which i know don't have pesticides and with dirt


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