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definitely camponotus but i guess she is infertile or she is not comfortable enough

if the queen did not have wings and it came out of the nest when their is no nuptial flight the queen is most likely fertile but just not enough for the wild colony

I would not feed her my post last time was only for emergencys

just keep her away from honey and if you do feed her try something very watery

here is the species
camponotus pennsylvanicus
other close ones (just in case)
Camponotus arminius
camponotus modoc

sorry man never heard of this you did all you could hope the queen lives

on formiculture their is a queen that laid eggs with only two legs and one attena. she would have raised a colony if she did not drown in honey. she will be fine just give her some space but not much

they can't get through plastic test tubes the only plastics they can chew through are soft ones. don't use hot glue or silicone

they fly in nuptal flights don't mate with queens in the nest

I've been thinking of getting it