Queen Ants

[Batspiderfish]

Camponotus do not have stings, but use formic acid. Please don't sell ants that you haven't even identified to the species.

[Jake123]

Camponotus do not have stings, but use formic acid.

that's funny, I see Camponotus ants swing there gaster underneath theirselves & stab it into their prey. Looks the same as a Bull Ant stinging prey so I assumed they sting. Formic Acid Sprayers usually spray when they are turned around or if they are doing the stretch technique

[Jake123]

Camponotus do not have stings, but use formic acid. Please don't sell ants that you haven't even identified to the species.

and that's why I am asking if anyone knows. And I don't NEEDS to know the species I can just type Camponotus SP if I really want

[Batspiderfish]

Formic acid is dabbed on prey in a motion that looks similar to stinging.

It is irresponsible to sell an ant if you don't know what it is.

Is it endangered? Who knows?
Is it native? Who knows?
What are its nesting/founding habits? Who knows?
Can I identify to a genus if I can't identify to a species? Who knows?