In this category, you will find ants that are native to the African continent.

African Ants – Exotic Species for Your Colony Welcome to the Ants from Africa category, where you will find fascinating and exotic species of ants from various parts of the African continent. These remarkable insects are an ideal choice for both beginners and experienced keepers looking to expand their collection with unique species. Why choose ants from Africa?

• Species Diversity: Africa is home to many unique ant species that stand out due to their appearance, behavior, and breeding requirements.
• Exotic Traits: African ants often have interesting adaptations and behaviors, making them incredibly engaging to observe.

Durability and Resilience: Many African ant species are well adapted to diverse environmental conditions, making them relatively easy to keep.

Popular African Ant Species:

• Camponotus maculatus: Known for their rapid development and aggressive behavior. Queens are dark brown with cream spots on their abdomens, and workers vary in coloration depending on caste. They originate from Africa and are among the most interesting ants to keep.

• Messor cephalotes: The largest ants of the Messor genus, known for their beautiful coloration and impressive size. Queens reach about 25 mm in length, and workers can range from 6 to 18 mm. These aggressive "harvester ants" are exceptionally voracious and require a large arena for breeding.

• Pheidole megacephala: Extremely aggressive and dominant ants, known for their ability to form gigantic supercolonies. They are polygynous and polydomous, meaning they form colonies with multiple queens and nests. They can be very destructive to local fauna and flora.

Besides ants, we also offer a wide range of breeding accessories, such as nests, arenas, food, feeders, waterers, tubing for connecting nests, and feeding pipettes. You can find these accessories in dedicated categories in our store.

Discover the exotic species of ants from Africa and expand your collection with these extraordinary insects. Check our offer and start your adventure with ant breeding today!