| Lat. Name: | Camponotus singularis | |
| Common Name: | – | |
| Taxonomy: | Subfamily: Formicinae Tribe: Camponotini | |
| Keeping level: | (2) higher requirements towards climate and escape prevention | |
| Distribution: | Southeast Asia | |
| Habitat: | tropical rainforest | |
| Colonyform: | monogyne | |
| Queen: | Size: 17 – 20mm Colour: black | |
| Worker: | Size: 11 – 19mm Colour: black, head red, polymorph | |
| Soldier: | not present | |
| Male: | Size: – Colour: – | |
| Food: | Honeywater, insects e.g. Dipterans like flies, mosquitos | |
| Humidity: | Arena: 50 – 70% Nestpart: 50 – 70% | |
| Temperature: | Arena: 21 – 35°C Nestpart: 24 – 28°C | |
| Hibernation: | No | |
| Nest type: | Build their nest in soil | |
| Formicarium type: | Farm, Farmbasin, Basin, Framebasin, Island, Acrylcylinder, Ytong/Plasternest | |
| Formicarium size: | Size: L – XL | |
| Substrate: | Farm: Sand-Loam Arena: Sand, Sand-Loam | |
| Planting: | similar to tropical rainforest with moss and tropical plants e.g passiflora | |
| Decoration: | Branches, roots, leaf litter | |
| Description: | Camponotus singularis is a beautiful Asian ant that shows high activity and an interesting recruitment behavior. They are mainly nocturnal foragers but as a result of the usually lower light emission in human flats they also show activity during the day. They develop quickly and have impressive major workers. | |
| Development: | Nuptial flight: with the begining of the rain season founding: claustral (without feeding) colonysize: up to a few 1000 individuals |
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| Quantity: | one fertilized queen with workers (see selection); brood (depending on the season and development) | |
| Web links: | – Forum |












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