Key 1 The hydra develops a bud. 2 The bud develops a mouth and tentacles 3 When it is fully formed the daughter hydra detaches from its parent. 4 The daughter hydra is now fully independent. Asexual reproduction in Animals. In the animal kingdom there are very few examples of asexual reproduction. The fact that animals have complex bodies makes it difficult for them to break into two or grow a bud. There are some examples amongst the simple animals. One good example is the Hydra which lives in freshwater ponds and streams. The Hydra shows budding similar to that of yeasts.
Two months does seem like a long time for the eggs not to have hatched. Ant eggs generally hatch in two to three weeks, although it varies with species and temperature. Potential problems could be you have the temperature too low.
A female ant that successfully mates with a male ant will become a queen ant that lays eggs. Fertile queens select a sheltered place to begin a nest (colony) and begin laying eggs. Ant eggs are very small â only about a half of a millimeter in diameter. The eggs are also oval, white and transparent.