Pachycondyla is in reality a small Neotropical genus (less than 20 described species) that is ... From Mackay and Mackay (2010): This species nests under rotten logs or in damaged parts of trees. Alate females were collected in May (Ecuador), July (Venezuela and Perú), in a pitfall trap in October (Venezuela) and December (Ecuador). Dealate females were collected loose in April, May, July to September (Ecuador) and September (Perú). Males were collected in June (Perú), August and September (Ecuador). One colony was collected in a nest of the army ant Eciton rapax. Workers can be found foraging .Pachycondyla is a ponerine genus of ants found in the Neotropics. Pachycondyla. Temporal range: Lutetian-Present.
