Encyclopedia Formicaria (Ant Care Sheets)

Introduction Cataglyphis velox is the "Formula 1" of the ant world. Native to the arid and semi-arid regions of Southern Spain and North Africa, th...

Introduction Camponotus barbaricus is a true titan among European ants. Found throughout Southern Europe (particularly Spain, Portugal, and Italy) ...

Introduction Messor ebeninus is the quintessential harvester ant of the Middle East and Levant. Often found in Israel, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon, ...

Introduction Lasius fuliginosus, also known as the "Jet Black Ant," is one of the most biologically complex and fascinating species in the temperat...

Introduction Aphaenogaster senilis is a fascinating and highly specialized species native to the Western Mediterranean, particularly Spain, Portuga...

Introduction If you are looking for the "superstars" of the big-headed ant world, look no further than Pheidole rhea. Native to the Southwestern Un...

Introduction Formica rufibarbis, commonly known as the "Red-Barbed Ant," is one of the most charismatic and visually stunning species found in the ...

Introduction Crematogaster deformis, often referred to as a species of "Acrobat Ant," is a fascinating and highly active ant found throughout South...

Introduction Trachymyrmex septentrionalis, commonly known as the Northern Fungus-Gardening Ant, is one of the most biologically remarkable and spec...

Introduction Polyergus lucidus, commonly known as the Shining Slave-Maker Ant, is one of the most specialized and biologically intriguing species i...

Introduction Pogonomyrmex californicus, the California Harvester Ant, is a bold and iconic species that defines the arid landscapes of the Western ...

Introduction Pheidole desertorum, popularly known as the Desert Big-headed Ant, is a small but incredibly dynamic species found across the arid lan...