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Post by Wood~Ant on Sept 5, 2010 1:14:32 GMT
As I am currently keeping a thriving colony of this species, I was very interested to find this video of them in action hunting in the wild  |
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Post by Wood~Ant on Sept 5, 2010 8:52:50 GMT
I have just watched this amazing video on full screen. These girls are vicious killers who take down anything that moves, regardless of size  |
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Post by Black Ant on Sept 5, 2010 11:24:44 GMT
wicked vid ;D
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Post by odesssus on Sept 5, 2010 13:43:03 GMT
they look very aggressive, are they? or is it the way the films been made.
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Post by Wood~Ant on Sept 5, 2010 16:04:42 GMT
they look very aggressive, are they? or is it the way the films been made. Mine are placid until they have a prey insect, then they become more aggressive and tend to tear the prey apart. |
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Post by Akaant on Sept 7, 2010 4:25:24 GMT
I remember when I got both of my Camponotus colonies. Both were extremely aggressive and hungry for some time. But now they are well fed and won't bother trying to kill prey. I hope to see that vicious spirit after hibernation. The only thing that hasn't changed are the attacks on my fingers.
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Post by odesssus on Sept 7, 2010 4:45:58 GMT
my campontus are so over fed that they will not come out of the nest any more. I have taken the food out when they do get hungry they are going to have to work for it.
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