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I'm sorry, but I do not have pics of just the queen before her workers. Do you need a better pic of just the queen?

Sorry the camponotus Ant is not 2 to 2.5 cm, I miss read I think it's 1.5 to 2 cm. Closer to 1.5cm

http://i1339.photobucket.com/albums/o712/Kelragon/Clipboard01_zpsgwi2foqw.jpg http://i1339.photobucket.com/albums/o712/Kelragon/20180905_175622_zpsnvwulp7x.jpg the bottom test tube has the ants I'm trying to ID, as you can see the queen in the top test tube is a Camponotus sp. (not 100% sure which ...

Thanks for the reply, therealantman, however I do not think that is right because....and I could be wrong about this also, but I have a colony of those Camponotus Castaneus, and both queens are extremely different both in size and in how they react. I could upload a pic of both colony's next to each...

so why when I attach a photo (less then 1 MB in size) it shows it in the attachments section but after I submit the post the picture disappears from the post?

Why would it allow me to create an image attachment and then not actually attach the photo?

I can not for the life of me find these ants ID.

Found in Central Florida, in heavy wooded area.

They move very fast compared to other ants in the area. I was thinking they might be a type of crazy ant because of how fast they move.

Any help on there ID would be very much appreciated. Thanks