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Posted: **Tue Feb 11, 2020 4:08 pm**

Two ant colonies that I caught in stapleton CO, yes I live in two places. I have a feeling the smaller ones in the solo test tube are Tetramorium i'm unsure of the larger ones. I suspect that they are carpenter ants because of pictures i've seen of queens and workers and they spin cocoons but I would like to get a better answer from someone who is more experienced.

I caught both colonies around the middle of summer, the "tetramorium ants" are my first colony! The images were taken Feb 2 2020. "Tetramorium" ants have 9 workers now and unidentified ants 4 workers.

https://imgur.com/a/OFJWtzp

Posted: **Sat Feb 22, 2020 8:46 am**

GeoAntsCanadaFan wrote: ↑
Tue Feb 11, 2020 4:08 pm
Two ant colonies that I caught in stapleton CO, yes I live in two places. I have a feeling the smaller ones in the solo test tube are Tetramorium i'm unsure of the larger ones. I suspect that they are carpenter ants because of pictures i've seen of queens and workers and they spin cocoons but I would like to get a better answer from someone who is more experienced.

I caught both colonies around the middle of summer, the "tetramorium ants" are my first colony! The images were taken Feb 2 2020. "Tetramorium" ants have 9 workers now and unidentified ants 4 workers.

https://imgur.com/a/OFJWtzp

Hi there,
The small ants appear to be Tetramorium sp, the bigger one looks to me to be a Formica or maybe Camponotus sp. A couple of (non blurry) pictures from the top and sides would help as well as their lenght measurements posted too. I am looking forward to it. Good luck!

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