Ectomyrmex Astutus

Ectomyrmex Astutus Colony

Description: Ectomyrmex astutus is a rare and slender arboreal ant species adapted to life in forest vegetation. It is known for its quick movements and strong predatory behavior on small insects found on leaves and tree trunks. Colonies are usually small and secretive, nesting in plant cavities or sheltered forest structures within warm, humid environments. Origin: Southeast Asia, typically found in tropical rainforest regions
Temperature: 24–28°C recommended
Humidity: 75–90% humidity
Diet: Small insects, soft-bodied arthropods, and sugary liquids (nectar or honeydew)