The nesting sites of "T. carbonaria" are in high insulating trees up to 1.5m in diameter, and they create the largest honey and pollen pots compared to the other species of the "Tetragonula" genus, which may help with efficient food storage.
The nesting sites of "T. carbonaria" are located near the top tree trunks that are 1.5m in diameter, and are predominantly found in trees that are well insulated. Members of "T. carbonaria" also create the largest honey and pollen pots compared to the other species of the "Tetragonula" genus, which may help with efficient food storage.