Camponotus suffusus "Golden Tail sugar ant"
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 Breeding level: Normal
 Distribution: South Australia, Southeast Australia
 Habitat: Open forest, dry sclerophylls
 Colony type: single queen system
 Queen: Size (16-20mm) Color (black body, red legs)
 Worker: Size (8-14mm) Color (black on head and chest, golden on belly, red on legs)
 Male: ー
Soldier Ali: None
 Food: Nectar food, fruits, diptera such as flies and mosquitoes
 Humidity: Feeding area (30-50%) Nest (50-60%)
 Temperature: Feeding area (18 ~ 30 ℃) Nest (21 ~ 26 ℃)
 Hibernation: 15 ° C-18 ° C from late October to late March (due to endogenous biological rhythm)
 Early Colony: The Queen does not need food until the birth of the first worker.
 Others:-This sugar ant is a very rare species.
 It's hard to find even in the habitat.
 It's about whether you can find a few animals a year.
 It is a very beautiful three-color ant.