I don't know when she was caught but that won't help as much since she's a Camponotus sp.
I believe she's either C. fallax, C. piceus or C. aethiops
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Posted March 2 2022 - 11:47 AM
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Posted March 2 2022 - 8:09 PM
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I'm not sure of the genus but that nest is way to big for that colony. I would move them into a tubs and tubes setup if I were you.
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Posted March 2 2022 - 8:14 PM
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that nest is way to big put her in a test tube
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Posted March 3 2022 - 4:11 AM
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These are not mine, I am well aware that the nest is too big.
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Posted March 7 2022 - 9:27 AM
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Nice, shiny Camponotus sp., which may be easier to identify once the major works appear.
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