Ant Identification East Lansing MI

[PhatGaster]

Caught on 4/9/17
Is reddish brownish. About 10 mm long from gaster tip to jaws. 3 light coffee brown stripes or bands around abdomen. Caught on MSU campus in East Lansing MI. Tried to make the pics as clear as possible. I also need to know if there semi claustral or not and how long I would need to keep them before I can move to a formicarium. Please and thank you very much

[PhatGaster]

I forgot to add this image to the last post. Thank you again

[Batspiderfish]

Claustral, Prenolepis imparis.

[PhatGaster]

Thank you very much. Is there any good guide out there for winter ant care. I know there a really weird species to keep and as a first time ant keeper, I'd like some direction with such unique species.

[Aquaexploder]

This is the best guild I have found so far.
https://youtu.be/wcSBXPsvH6o

[MathewSix]

I think I may have captured a winter ant queen too, but was hoping for some confirmation.
I am very new to ant keeping.
Thanks!
Here is my picture: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8vly04pv53q8yrh/2017-04-11%2014.52.05.jpg?dl=0

[MathewSix]

I just read the post about providing correct info.
I found this ant on 04/09/2017 in Appleton, WI with several others like her.
She is 8mm long from head to end (not including her antennae).
Thanks!

[Martialis]

I just read the post about providing correct info.
I found this ant on 04/09/2017 in Appleton, WI with several others like her.
She is 8mm long from head to end (not including her antennae).
Thanks!

You should make your own ID post instead of taking somebody else's. The link is unavailable publicly.

[Aquaexploder]

I just read the post about providing correct info.
I found this ant on 04/09/2017 in Appleton, WI with several others like her.
She is 8mm long from head to end (not including her antennae).
Thanks!

Looks like a Prenolepis imparis/False Honeypot ant/Winter ant to me. But yes next time please make your own post

[MathewSix]

I just read the post about providing correct info.
I found this ant on 04/09/2017 in Appleton, WI with several others like her.
She is 8mm long from head to end (not including her antennae).
Thanks!

Looks like a Prenolepis imparis/False Honeypot ant/Winter ant to me. But yes next time please make your own post

I will start a new post next time. Thank you for the identification and suggestion. I'm new to the etiquette here, but I'll do my best to respect it going forward.