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Halter verwechseln sie mit Camponotus piceus, C. lateralis und der seltenen C. tergestinus, zur Sicherheit ist deshalb eine Kontrolle unter dem Mikroskop nötig, und die Kerbe im Vorderrand des Clypeus ist der schnellste Hinweis.",[70,73,76,78],{"kind":71,"text":72},"tip","Ahme das Totholz nach, das eine Gründungskönigin wählen würde: eine Matte aus Pappe oder Holz im Reagenzglas oder eine kleine Holzkammer, Dunkelheit und Ruhe. Biete in den ersten Tagen einen Tropfen Honig an, wenn du magst zusammen mit einem kleinen weichen Insekt, denn die Königinnen nehmen den Honig weitaus eifriger an. Nimm dann nach einem Tag alles wieder heraus und lass sie in Ruhe, denn diese Königin ist nervös und startet langsam.",{"kind":74,"text":75},"watchOut","Kleine Arbeiterinnen ertrinken leicht. 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Ein italienischer Halter verlor in einer Winterruhe alle seine Arbeiterinnen an etwas, das er für ein Feuchtigkeitsproblem hielt, und ein anderer empfand eine geschlossene Box in einem Keller als zu warm und zu feucht.",{"id":81,"authority":82,"colonyStructure":8,"defense":83,"diet":84,"difficulty":42,"dryHumidity":16,"escapeRisk":17,"experience":18,"extension":19,"finder":20,"founding":21,"growth":22,"guide":16,"hibernation":85,"hibernationMonths":86,"hibernationTemperature":87,"humidity":89,"image":91,"imageHeight":33,"imageWidth":34,"keptSince":16,"majorSize":92,"maxWorkers":93,"nests":94,"nuptialFlightMonths":96,"nuptialFlightTime":44,"nuptialFlightTriggers":97,"polymorphism":47,"queenSize":100,"regions":103,"scientificName":105,"stem":106,"subfamily":56,"temperature":107,"tribe":60,"workerSize":110,"__hash__":111,"slug":112,"genus":64,"nickname":113,"aliases":114,"tagline":115,"identification":116,"notes":117},"species\u002Fspecies\u002Fcamponotus-japonicus.yml","Mayr, 1866",[10,11],[13,14],"recommended",[25,26],[49,88],12,[31,90],70,"https:\u002F\u002Fcdn.brumaants.com\u002Fimages\u002Fspecies\u002Fcamponotus-japonicus\u002Fcamponotus-japonicus.jpg",14,1000,[39,95,40],"acrylic",[42,43],[98,46,99],"rain","calm",[101,102],15,18,[104],"asia","Camponotus japonicus","species\u002Fcamponotus-japonicus",[108,109],22,28,[43,88],"GgvuSVEbzQeDFlsGR9qZDxgPCFOqcIRwjFl9tlPcW24","camponotus-japonicus","",[],"Ein robuster, mattschwarzer Riese ostasiatischer Felder und Parks, dessen Kolonie nur langsam wächst, aber viele Jahre unter derselben Königin bestehen kann.","Stumpf mattschwarze Arbeiterinnen in vielen Größen, von kleinen Minorarbeiterinnen bis zu Majorarbeiterinnen mit großem Kopf (manchmal dunkelrot), mit dichten goldenen Haaren am Gaster und ohne Rot am Thorax. Das unterscheidet sie von Camponotus obscuripes mit rotem Thorax und von der glänzenderen, kurzhaarigen Camponotus herculeanus, und manche Shops etikettieren ihre Kolonien mit „cf. japonicus“, was bedeutet, dass die Bestimmung nicht ganz sicher ist.",[118,120,122,124],{"kind":71,"text":119},"Gönne der Kolonie von Spätherbst bis Frühjahrsbeginn eine kühle Winterruhe, zum Beispiel in einem unbeheizten Raum oder an einer schattigen, geschützten Stelle, wie es japanische Halter tun. Die Ameisen rücken eng zusammen und brauchen meist kein Futter, aber das Nest darf nicht austrocknen, und selbst warm gehaltene Kolonien werden im Winter meist langsamer und legen eine Zeit lang eine Brutpause ein.",{"kind":71,"text":121},"Halte einen Teil des Nests feucht und einen anderen trockener, denn die Arbeiterinnen tragen ihre Kokons an die trockenere Stelle, und lass auf dem Boden, wo Eier und Larven liegen, niemals Tropfen oder Pfützen stehen. Biete Trinkwasser getrennt von der Feuchtigkeit des Nests an.",{"kind":71,"text":123},"Biete verdünnten Ahornsirup oder Invertzuckersirup an, da japanische Halter berichten, dass billiger Honig oft verschmäht wird, und wechsle ab und zu das Protein. Eine deutsche Kolonie verweigerte jedes gefrorene Insekt, nahm aber frisch getötete Fliegen an, während andere zerschnittene Mehlwürmer und kleine Grillen sofort annahmen.",{"kind":74,"text":125},"Rechne mit einem langsamen Start und dränge die Kolonie nicht in ein großes Nest: Ameisen mögen ein viel zu großes Nest nicht, und manche junge Kolonien in Gefangenschaft stagnieren monatelang. 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