Help! Queen Species ID pls (Indonesia, Banten, Tangerang)

[Darren737]

Hi,

I'm from Indonesia. I'm new in ant keeping and i just got my first queens. I am not really sure of what the species are. Really need help in identifying them so that I will be able to understand their future behaviors. There are three Queens I caught and they are found in the same place near to each other. So I thought they might be the same species or even sisters.

Here are the Information: All of them are Caught in the same place and time.

Pictures:
Ant 1

Ant 2

Ant 3


Location Found: Indonesia, Banten, Tangerang, Kelapa Dua, West Pakulonan, Jl. Gading Golf Boulevard, 15810. Google Earth position (6°15'16"S 106°37'28"E) [Searchable in google]

Date Found: Thursday, May 11th, 2017

Time Caught: 3:00 AM - 3:45 AM

Body Length: 1.1 cm (11 mm) All the queens are approximately the same

Are they all the same species? if not what species are they?
Any Insights or ideas are very respected. please help me lol.

[Phoenix]

Camponotus Sp. - Beautiful Queens, You Have There!

[Martialis]

I agree wholeheartedly with Phoenix.

[Darren737]

Thanks guys. They really are beautiful. love seeing them everytime.

u think their sisters? I did found them in the same place. Are Camponotus Spp. polygamous? kinda want them to form super colonies hehe

[Phoenix]

Even If They Are, Sisters Will Turn Against One Another; Once Their First Workers Hatch.
I Will Say That 'Ant 2' & 'Ant 3' Might Be The Same Species Though.

[Darren737]

aah too bad. really wish they can be together. Thanks anyway phoenix! keep helping others : )

[CreeperUniverse]

Definitely camponatus. The thorax mainly, gives it away.

[Darren737]

Thanks man. Have any idea what specific Camponatus they are? kinda curious here.

[Martialis]

When there's over ten different species of the same genus in an area. I don't want to make guesses from across the world, sorry.

[Darren737]

Ok no problem. Thanks anyways. keep up the good work by helping others