(Only one species for each order)

It is formed by a queen and 8 to 15 workers, eggs, larvas and pupas. It’s an omnívora worm, it’s very easy to raise and have a great colony of worms.Your main diet in captivity are sweet fluids such as water or sugar water, it is recommended to complete your diet with some protein contribution as small insects can be.The sugar supply can also be achieved by giving them some fruit rich in fructose, such as pear, melon, grapes or bananas.

The size:

The Queen:  from 8 to 11 mm.

Workers: from 3 to 5 mm.

By Macho:   from 4 to 5 mm 

OF FOOD:

Water  honey, water with sugar or protein cherryThe.They are omnívoras.

To feed the worms shift the food and wrap into them their stomach juices, the resulting soup is absorbed by the worms.As in other species, the larvas are not worth by themselves, and must be fed by the workers.

This kind of  beer also tastes the sweetened fluids that we will place in captivity, to avoid the dehydration of the colony.
They feed mostly from melice separate some kinds ofThe.They also feed fruit rich in fructose  as the fresh, melon, pear etc. that lack a hard surface layer.To Get Protein they feed some small insects by gusan  and etc. (we always remember it is preferable to freeze any insect for about 24 hours to avoid introducing acars into our worm).

The Territory:
Since the humidity needs of this species are medium, it would be recommended the use of strawberries built with  metacrylate, crystal cortex, stone etc.a good humidity system.Depends on which moisturizer you choose to carry an integrated or external boiler, the external boiler goes connected by a connection tube, in the boiler is where they are responsible for drawing the moisturizer, and there we will put the food, drinks, etc.

The temperature:

21°C to 28°C

Under the 10°C enter hibernation, it is necessary for four months of hibernation.

And humidity:

45% to 60% is recommended.                                                        

Instructions included.