Queen Breeding and Rearing Accessories

You can “lock” the queen with this tool. If you want to extend the trapping period you should place another one on the opposite side of the honeycomb, because bees may open a passage for the queen to escape. It is also useful for creating a “queens bank” and for inducing a queen replacement procedure. The worker bees feel that there is a queen in the hive that does not properly give birth so it must be replaced, thus improving the procedure.

Εκκολαπτήριο Βασιλισσών 100 Θέσεων ΙΝΟΧ

Εκκολαπτήριο Βασιλισσών 300 Θέσεων.

This incubator is specially designed for bee queens.

Made of Silicone. Place the mold on a flat surface, melt pure wax and fill the mold. Wait until the wax stabilizes (1-2 minutes depending on wax and area temperature) and remove the artificial cells by pressing with your finger from the opposite side.

ANEL Queen mailing and introduction cages. A very simple, safe and easy way to transport and introduce the queen. With room providing “safe feeling” to the queen. With adjustable release speed. Snaps on top of one another for safe transport. When importing, you can hang them between the frames or nail them on a frame with their special “feet”.

ANEL Queen mailing and introduction cages. A very simple, safe and easy way to transport and introduce the queen. With room providing “safe feeling” to the queen. With adjustable release speed. Snaps on top of one another for safe transport. When importing, you can hang them between the frames or nail them on a frame with their special “feet”.

Place the unmated queen inside, shake some bees, and the nuc box is ready to function as an autonomous colony. Build in feeder. When the queen will be meted and will begin to give birth in the little frames (it is advisable to first build them in a normal hive). The queen cannot remain long after fertilization, because of the trend for swarming.

Place the unfertilized queen inside along with some bees and the mating beehive is ready to function as an autonomous colony. Comes with a feeder incorporated on the back side. When the queen mates and is successfully fertilized she will begin to give birth on the little frames. The queen cannot remain long after fertilization, because of the tendency for swarming. TIP: In order for the little frames to be built fast it is advisable to give them to a normal size colony first.