I need help identifying this queen!

[Anthand1]

About a week ago, I was cleaning out my pond and I noticed a tiny ant floating on the surface of the water. I scooped it out and noticed that it had all the attributes of a queen (large gaster and a more pronounced, muscular thorax). It was so small I couldn't see wings scars, but a few days later, I checked on it and it had eggs, so I knew this was a queen. The only problem here is that it is ~4 mm long and I can't find any ant species that looks like it. If you guys could help me out with this that would be awesome!

[Batspiderfish]

Can't do anything without pictures or descriptions.

[CreeperUniverse]

About a week ago, I was cleaning out my pond and I noticed a tiny ant floating on the surface of the water. I scooped it out and noticed that it had all the attributes of a queen (large gaster and a more pronounced, muscular thorax). It was so small I couldn't see wings scars, but a few days later, I checked on it and it had eggs, so I knew this was a queen. The only problem here is that it is ~4 mm long and I can't find any ant species that looks like it. If you guys could help me out with this that would be awesome!

Same as bat, we need pics. Use google photos, imugur, or photobucket.

[Anthand1]

Here's the best photo I could get:
http://s1320.photobucket.com/user/Anthand/media/IMG_2071_zpsyrkotriy.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0

[Anthand1]

Actually I'm pretty sure its a temnothorax curvispinosus queen.Case closed.