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Hello. So I think she is camponotus, but I'm not sure. Can you get a few clearer photos? Don't take her out right now, maybe send the pictures tomorrow or day after so you don't disturb her too much.

did she found claustrally or semi-claustrally?

Or a clearer shot of her workers?

I hope this colony is still alive. Can you get a top shot of the queen? Send one you have, or else try to take a pick now, if she's not completely covered in workers/dissapeared into her formicarium.

I'm pretty sure she is a queen of species pseudomyrmex gracilis. They are semi-claustral and are also called twig ants. Also probably the reason she isn't very disturbed by light is because in the wild she would go out and hunt for food pretty often.

She died today. But IS there a way to save a badly bleeding queen ant?

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So a few days ago(May 4th), I caught a queen ant that I named Clumsy Lily. She looked unlike any ant I'd seen before. After some research, I thought she might be Carebara. But, firstly, I am not sure, and secondly, even if I am right, I want to know the species or at least the species group, as the ...

It's still twitching, but it looks almost dead!! Please answer fast!!

Today I was walking around and I spotted this queen ant. It's Lophomyrmex(Like my old Guardians of Nature!!). It's bleeding on it's gaster, having one drop of hemolymph there. Is there any way to save it? Please answer fast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!