Atta-Fotos gesucht

Je parle un peu francais au école.
Je peux de t'aider.
Tu peux regarde au l'autre ameisenforum.
Il y a des picteuse sur l'atta.
Pardon pour mon francais mauvais.

Première picteuse
Deuxieme picteuse
Troxieme picteuse

Le nom, où tu peux cherche est: Atta Haltung, Atta Zucht, Atta, ...
vous les cherchez ici

Übersetzt:
Ich spreche ein wenig Franze in der Schule.
Ich versuche dir zu helfen.
Du solltest dir das andere Ameisenforum anschauen.
Dort sind Atta Bilder.
Entschuldigung für mein schlechtes Französisch.

Dann halt nen paar Links.

Möglicherweise sollten wir das hier verschieben.

Pas de problèmes.
Tu as des questions? Pose les! Nous pouvons t'aider.

Ouhh.
Je connais seulement un autre magasin.
C'est www.ameisenversand.de
mais je ne sais pas, si ils send le paquets au France.
Le prochain semaines ils veulent ajoute des nouvea habitant d'un pays exotique.

Je ne comprend ton question. Pardon!

Hallo,
hab das Thema mal verschoben und umbenannt.

btw: Willkommen im Forum, StaL

Französisch kann ich leider nicht, obwohl ich es mal in der Schule hatte :O

Tu veux des fourmis de l'Afrique?
Je prefère des Cataglyphis et des Camponotos parce que les fourmis sont très grandes.
Qu'est-ce que tu prefères?

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Möchtest du Afrikanische arten halten?
Ich bevorzuge Catas und Campos, weil die schön groß sind.
Was bevorzugst du?

@ stal:
@welke mire is goed voor een beginner?
Its definitely Lasius niger or Myrmica rubra or maybe even Camponotus ligniperdus. All these species can be very though even if you are not doing your job too well.
@Waar kun ik Atta cephalote kopen ?
I think that is a very complicated and problematic matter as none of the public Antshops is selling Leafcutters anyway. You can perhaps get one if you directly ask at Antstore via email but it will be really really expensive which means OVER 200â¬! So I think its much better to invest your money more carefully in a normal and easy species like Camponotus, as Cookie already pointed out, which is very interesting big and aggressive
Bye,
Arnoldz

Ahh, can I speak English with you or should I speak better French?
I've got Camponotus maculatus but they are acting just in the nights.
So you should better the agressive Cataglyphis ants, they are big anyway.

The only Tropical ant I own is a Crematogaster species I think it must be scuttelaris. but as it is found in some parts of europe you will think it is no tropical species. now if you really want leafcutters you should remember that they can grow very fast into a really awful big colony consuming hole trees in a few days ;). And they will be really expensive. If you ask me it would make sense to start with a tropical ponerinae species but they can be a challenge to hold them because they are very critical in the beginning. so you should perhaps take a half-grown colony if that would be possible for you. maybe Ectatomma ruidum would match on this description. If you want to make a compromiss you can buy messor colonys for really really few money and they will behave pretty much like leafcutters, carrying all the seeds and crunch them in their nest and so on.
Or just another solution
Now I am sorry for my awful english and i hope that i could help you,
Ciao Arnoldz