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Lasius paralienus, Lasius psammophilus and the invasive Lasius neglectus lack these hairs too, and telling them apart takes measurements of several workers under a microscope.",[68,71,74,76],{"kind":69,"text":70},"watchOut","Check the identification before you plan around it. Founding queens are easily mixed up with Lasius niger, and experienced forum members say this ant cannot be named from photos. Wait for normal-sized workers and look at several of them under a strong lens, since the tiny first workers carry fewer hairs. Until then, call the colony Lasius cf. alienus.",{"kind":72,"text":73},"tip","Care is much like Lasius niger: the claustral queen needs no food until her first workers hatch, then offer sugar water or honey and small insects such as fruit flies. In one German keeping report the workers carried small prey into the nest readily but visited the honey only now and then after the first weeks.",{"kind":72,"text":75},"Give it a warm, rather dry nest with one damp corner instead of a nest that is wet throughout. Wild nests sit in sunny, dry grassland and on rocky ground, and shops suggest about 21 to 24 °C in the nest part, with drier air in the outworld than in the nest.",{"kind":69,"text":77},"Expect a secretive colony. Ant faunas describe it as mainly subterranean and less conspicuous than Lasius niger, and a German keeper found their young colony active only at night and very shy. Cover the nest, check it rarely and keep the escape barrier thick, since one tiny worker got surprisingly far over a thinly coated patch of talc.",{"id":79,"authority":80,"colonyStructure":8,"defense":81,"diet":82,"difficulty":15,"dryHumidity":16,"escapeRisk":17,"experience":83,"extension":19,"finder":84,"founding":21,"growth":22,"guide":85,"hibernation":23,"hibernationMonths":86,"hibernationTemperature":87,"humidity":89,"image":91,"imageHeight":92,"imageWidth":34,"keptSince":93,"majorSize":16,"maxWorkers":16,"nests":94,"nuptialFlightMonths":95,"nuptialFlightTime":16,"nuptialFlightTriggers":96,"polymorphism":44,"queenSize":99,"regions":100,"scientificName":101,"stem":102,"subfamily":52,"temperature":103,"tribe":56,"workerSize":105,"__hash__":106,"slug":107,"genus":61,"nickname":108,"aliases":109,"tagline":113,"identification":114,"notes":115},"species\u002Fspecies\u002Flasius-niger.yml","(Linnaeus, 1758)",[10,11],[13,14],"firstHand",true,"how-to-care-for-lasius-niger",[25,26],[29,88],12,[90,32],40,"https:\u002F\u002Fcdn.brumaants.com\u002Fimages\u002Fspecies\u002Flasius-niger\u002FLasius_niger_colony_in_test_tube_2.jpeg",533,2020,[38,39,40],[42,29],[97,98],"heat","calm",[29,43],[47,49],"Lasius niger","species\u002Flasius-niger",[104,55],23,[26,28],"y6WFthpTo6tC3eFT6SORtBodGkrSQ8x3EAMQaIM_JlA","lasius-niger","Black garden ant",[110,111,112],"Common black ant","Common black garden ant","Small black ant","Adaptable, undemanding and found in almost every garden: the classic first colony.","Small workers that are uniformly dark brown to black with a slightly shiny body, among the commonest ants of gardens, lawns and pavements. Unlike Lasius emarginatus, there is no reddish color on the thorax.",[116,118,120,122],{"kind":72,"text":117},"Use a soil-based sandwich nest to watch them dig their own tunnels, or a white Ytong nest, where the black workers stand out sharply.",{"kind":72,"text":119},"In the wild they milk aphids for honeydew, so they go wild for sweet food: keep honey, sugar water or ant jelly on offer and add a little protein, such as Gammarus or small insects, for the brood.",{"kind":69,"text":121},"They don't like dry air, so if the nest dries out too fast, rearrange the setup or add a piece of wood or bark that holds moisture.",{"kind":69,"text":123},"Don't hibernate the colony much colder than the recommended range: it can hurt the long-term growth of the colony. 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