Pls ID these 3 queen ants

[Polyrhachiskeeper]

Pls Id these 3 queen ants:

I caught a black queen ant which i strongly believe is a camponotus ant:

Size: 1.3 cm.
Color: Black but head is dark red.
Date: 28th Aug, abt 8am.
Location: Malaysia, near a lake.
Tips of legs red-orange

images:
https://ibb.co/G0GkrCx
https://ibb.co/zGpHJvz
https://ibb.co/TK3cJLZ
https://ibb.co/DwfTVhX
https://ibb.co/NyTNXk4

I caught another queen ant which i also believe is a carpenter ant:

Size: Abt 1cm.
Color: Red-orange head and thorax, black abdomen.
Date: 28th Aug, abt 8pm.
Location: Malaysia, in a town.
Legs orange.

images:
https://ibb.co/4Yr8qY1
https://ibb.co/hRX0TZq
https://ibb.co/hXgjJj3

Third queen ant (not Camponotus):

Size: Abt 5mm.
Color: Red head and thorax, black abdomen.
Date: 28th Aug, abt 8pm.
Location: Malaysia, in a town.

image:
https://ibb.co/kSgKyjx

If these queens suceed, they will be my first colony sort of, i have a P. rastellata 'colony' but i dont really count that, because she has little brood and 1 worker, planing on letting her go.

[SolenopsisKeeper]

Pls Id these 3 queen ants:

I caught a black queen ant which i strongly believe is a camponotus ant:

Size: 1.3 cm.
Color: Black but head is dark red.
Date: 28th Aug, abt 8am.
Location: Malaysia, near a lake.
Tips of legs red-orange

images:
https://ibb.co/G0GkrCx
https://ibb.co/zGpHJvz
https://ibb.co/TK3cJLZ
https://ibb.co/DwfTVhX
https://ibb.co/NyTNXk4

I caught another queen ant which i also believe is a carpenter ant:

Size: Abt 1cm.
Color: Red-orange head and thorax, black abdomen.
Date: 28th Aug, abt 8pm.
Location: Malaysia, in a town.
Legs orange.

images:
https://ibb.co/4Yr8qY1
https://ibb.co/hRX0TZq
https://ibb.co/hXgjJj3

Third queen ant (not Camponotus):

Size: Abt 5mm.
Color: Red head and thorax, black abdomen.
Date: 28th Aug, abt 8pm.
Location: Malaysia, in a town.

image:
https://ibb.co/kSgKyjx

If these queens suceed, they will be my first colony sort of, i have a P. rastellata 'colony' but i dont really count that, because she has little brood and 1 worker, planing on letting her go.

2) Cremtogaster or some Solenopsis, I do see spines though

3)Pheidole sp.

[Polyrhachiskeeper]

Yay! I got Pheidole! Wow, crematogaster too?
How about number 1?

[SYUTEO]

Yay! I got Pheidole! Wow, crematogaster too?
How about number 1?

Number 1 is definitely Camponotus, not sure on the species but black body and red head strongly reminds me of Camponotus singularis which I heard is huge. I'll do research and try to find the species.

[Polyrhachiskeeper]

Yay! I got Pheidole! Wow, crematogaster too?
How about number 1?

Number 1 is definitely Camponotus, not sure on the species but black body and red head strongly reminds me of Camponotus singularis which I heard is huge. I'll do research and try to find the species.

It's not C. singularis, the head is extremely dark red. If you look at it from outside the test tube, you don't even see the red head.

[Polyrhachiskeeper]

btw, are crematogaster queens fully claustral? I think they are because they have quite big gasters. What does 'cremato' in 'crematogaster' mean? I was thinking if 'cremato' is acrobat or lift in latin or something and 'gaster' part is of course the gaster of the ant.

[SYUTEO]

btw, are crematogaster queens fully claustral? I think they are because they have quite big gasters. What does 'cremato' in 'crematogaster' mean? I was thinking if 'cremato' is acrobat or lift in latin or something and 'gaster' part is of course the gaster of the ant.

They are fully-claustral

Yay! I got Pheidole! Wow, crematogaster too?
How about number 1?

Number 1 is definitely Camponotus, not sure on the species but black body and red head strongly reminds me of Camponotus singularis which I heard is huge. I'll do research and try to find the species.

It's not C. singularis, the head is extremely dark red. If you look at it from outside the test tube, you don't even see the red head.

I know, I just thought they reminded me of them. They could possibly be C. angusticollis but not very certain on this id.

[Polyrhachiskeeper]

btw, are crematogaster queens fully claustral? I think they are because they have quite big gasters. What does 'cremato' in 'crematogaster' mean? I was thinking if 'cremato' is acrobat or lift in latin or something and 'gaster' part is of course the gaster of the ant.

They are fully-claustral

Number 1 is definitely Camponotus, not sure on the species but black body and red head strongly reminds me of Camponotus singularis which I heard is huge. I'll do research and try to find the species.

It's not C. singularis, the head is extremely dark red. If you look at it from outside the test tube, you don't even see the red head.

I know, I just thought they reminded me of them. They could possibly be C. angusticollis but not very certain on this id.

I don't think it's C. angusticollis. Looks like the thorax is dark red, from images online.

[Polyrhachiskeeper]

sad new about the pheidole ant, she is unfertilized. Her eggs are scattered
I caught an unknown ant yesterday, she was 100% fertilized, she landed on somebody and when i caught her she got just 1 wing. Then she removed her remaining wing. Sad news, she died. She began acting slower and slower and then she couldn't walk. I caught her round 5pm or so, next morning she died. She didnt even curl up or cross her legs. Which i see most ants do when they die

[Polyrhachiskeeper]

btw, are crematogaster queens fully claustral? I think they are because they have quite big gasters. What does 'cremato' in 'crematogaster' mean? I was thinking if 'cremato' is acrobat or lift in latin or something and 'gaster' part is of course the gaster of the ant.

They are fully-claustral

It's not C. singularis, the head is extremely dark red. If you look at it from outside the test tube, you don't even see the red head.

I know, I just thought they reminded me of them. They could possibly be C. angusticollis but not very certain on this id.

I don't think it's C. angusticollis. Looks like the thorax is dark red, from images online.

Looks like abdomen is dark red too, from careful inspection. I gave her some honey and she now has a giant gaster with stripes. Maybe this is undiscovered species!? I found her in a very very very very very very remote area where there are just small little towns and jungle.