Little One "The Red Ant"

Who is not familiar with ants? Yes, everyone

knows this type of ant because of its presence that often sticks to trees and occasionally biting those who interfere with their nests.

Rang ants are also often used as natural pesticides for organic farming. In sufficient numbers this type of ant is capable of attacking even larger animals. For example, mice, mice did not like the area that many ants inhabited.

In addition to increasing the carbon element in the soil, ant rangrang also believed to be able to keep the temperature and humidity of the environment at the appropriate level so that the plants infested with ant farrang much more fertile than other plants.

For bird lovers, the ant eggs rangrang or commonly known to us kroto also efficacious able to improve the sound quality (chirping) birds and soften the feathers because in the egg there is a high enough protein content that can increase the metabolism in the bird's body.

By taking Kroto continuously, it will be feared Natural Resources (SDA) in the form of ant eggs will decrease as continuous harvesting without balanced breeding. Raising ant rangrang is not easy. But what's wrong if you try to breed this way.

First of all we have to work hard to find the queen's queen's nest by splitting one by one the ant's nest. After getting the ant queen's queen, cut the branch where the ants are nesting and place it in the new host branch. There is nothing wrong given the carcass of insects and sweet liquids so that the ants feel at home in their new residence.

So if kroto is taken then there will be queen ant which will continue to produce new eggs as regeneration of the ant rangrang.

Indeed there are few constraints that if the enemy appears from the red ant is black ants. Often we have to keep an eye on the new ant nest. The outside bullies will force the ants to run and search for new nests. Thus the breeding of the ant rangrang not only stopped until the stage of making a new nest, but also the control of the life cycle of the red ants.