The picture is unclear but this ant looks like a Solenopsis queen. Maybe a Solenopsis invicta! Sorry if I'm wrong, I've only ever kept Camponotus and Lasius queens. I hope this is helpful though
The picture is unclear but this ant looks like a Solenopsis queen. Maybe a Solenopsis invicta! Sorry if I'm wrong, I've only ever kept Camponotus and Lasius queens. I hope this is helpful though
The picture is unclear but this ant looks like a Solenopsis queen. Maybe a Solenopsis invicta! Sorry if I'm wrong, I've only ever kept Camponotus and Lasius queens. I hope this is helpful though
The picture is unclear but this ant looks like a Solenopsis queen. Maybe a Solenopsis invicta! Sorry if I'm wrong, I've only ever kept Camponotus and Lasius queens. I hope this is helpful though
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There is clearly only one segment between the thorax and the abdomen, which rules out the possibility that this ant is a Myrmicinae.
It looks like a queen of Formicinae, probably in the genus Camponotus.
There is clearly only one segment between the thorax and the abdomen, which rules out the possibility that this ant is a Myrmicinae.
It looks like a queen of Formicinae, probably in the genus Camponotus.
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