Spanier,Pole,Deutscher oder wär auch immer ......glaube darum geht es hier nicht.

Thank you for answers .
The majority of the answer and so she did not relate to the subject but I thank.
I apologize for bad language.

That's probably because no one was abled to understand the question.

Hi ARTUR83M,
I think it would be very interesting to see Myrmecia sp. in an antfarm. I just read bulletins of Myrmecia keeping them in an Ytong nest.
The distance between the glass panels must be very big, about 35 mm or so.
If you decide to keep them in an Ytong, you´ve got to offer them some sand, they need it for their larvae. The larvae build a shell with the sand to become a pupa.
Greetz, Flo

P.S.: Ich glaube "Bauernhof" soll "Farm" heissen...

Hoi,

könnte interessant werden^^.

@ARTUR83M: where are you from (country)? Perhaps there is anybody in here, who is able to answer in your first language.

I will write again.
I asked for help in obtaining the species myrmecia.
Please help people who have or possess the species that gave important guidance on this species.
Is a difficult breeding?
Is not no worry, you can buy the Queen?

There are users on here that know how to keep them. Others have had no success and the expensive queens have died.
I would say swagman is the user you should ask if some problems occur or even just look at the pictures of his setups, they are very helpful.

Hoi,


at first, here is the link to swagman's thread in which one he reports his experiences in keeping this ant.

Next there could be a difficulty in getting Myrmecia pavida: Australia does not export this species for several years. I am not sure, whether there is any other possibility to get it or not.

Are you quite sure you have to keep such ones?


Meine Fresse, ist mein Englisch vielleicht eingerostet. Weniger lesen, mehr schreiben/sprechen wär wohl ne Lösung.