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Old Town/Wilayah Persekutuan/Malaysia - 3rd / 4th August 2017

Started By Phoenix , Aug 5 2017 9:07 AM

Best Answer Jonathan21700 , August 19 2017 - 12:10 PM

The last one could be Tetramorium. Check this out: https://www.tapatalk...res-t16714.html

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#1 Offline Phoenix - Posted August 5 2017 - 9:07 AM

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LocationKuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Details

1. Old Town/Wilayah Persekutuan/Malaysia

2. [7:30 P.M. ~ 10:30 P.M.]

3. Outside Of A Bank, Clinging Onto The Wall

4. Probably 3 ~ 4 Millimeters [Not Including Antenna]

5. -

6. One Petiole Node

7. Rained Moderately That Day

> Image #1 <

Details

1. Old Town/Wilayah Persekutuan/Malaysia

2. [7:30 P.M. ~ 10:30 P.M.]

3. Outside Of A Bank, Clinging Onto The Wall

4. Probably 3 ~ 4 Millimeters [Not Including Antenna]

5. -

6. One Petiole Node

7. Rained Moderately On 3rd August 2017

> Image #2 <

Details

1. Old Town/Wilayah Persekutuan/Malaysia

2. [7:30 P.M. ~ 10:30 P.M.]

3. Outside Of A Bank, Clinging Onto The Wall

4. Probably 5 Millimeters [Not Including Antenna]

5. -

6. Two Petiole Node

7. Rained Moderately On 3rd August 2017

> Image #3 <

Colonies

Camponotus cf. albosparsus — Journal

Camponotus cf. auriventris — Journal

Camponotus sp.

Colobopsis spp.

Crematogaster sp.

Nylanderia sp. — Journal

Pheidole cf. parva

Solenopsis geminata — Journal

#2 Offline Martialis - Posted August 5 2017 - 9:45 AM

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#3 reminds me of Trichomyrmex destructor.

For #2, I'm sticking with cf. Tapinoma or Technomyrmex.

I'm also gonna say Technomyrmex or Tapinoma for #1.

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#3 Offline Jonathan21700 - Posted August 6 2017 - 8:10 AM

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The head of the second one reminds me of Dolichoderus too.

#4 Offline Phoenix - Posted August 18 2017 - 9:42 AM

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I'll Agree With Tapinoma Sp. On The 1st Queen; 2nd Queen Died, Guess I Won't Find Out What She Was.

For The Third Queen, I Wouldn't Be Too Sure About That; Her Species Varies In Many Sizes, From 3 Millimeters To 6 - Making Trichomyrmex Destructor Inconsistent.

Colonies

Camponotus cf. albosparsus — Journal

Camponotus cf. auriventris — Journal

Camponotus sp.

Colobopsis spp.

Crematogaster sp.

Nylanderia sp. — Journal

Pheidole cf. parva

Solenopsis geminata — Journal