Mini hive for queen rearing, with frames (with new bottom W1118) - colored
Composition of the Mini Hive for queen bee rearing:
roof
feeder
super
divider
bottom
set of plugs
set of mini frames - 6 pieces
This compact mini hive (mating nuc) in bright blue color is an indispensable tool for every beekeeper who engages in rearing their own queens. The vibrant color is not just an aesthetic element, but serves an extremely important function – it helps the young queen with easier orientation when returning from her mating flight (nuptial flight). Thanks to the excellent thermal insulation properties of the material used, the hive perfectly maintains optimal microclimate. This significantly increases the chance of successful mating and healthy colony development, moreover with minimal consumption of bees (bee mass) when populating this mini hive compared to standard mating nucs.
The hive is cleverly designed to maximize ease of work for the beekeeper while minimizing stress on the bees themselves. The innovative bottom W1118 ensures smooth ventilation and allows easy cleaning. The assembly includes a practical integrated feeder, which offers safe and convenient stimulative feeding of the nucleus without the need to open and cool the brood chamber. The included internal divider offers space variability and the set of six mini frames is immediately ready for foundation insertion and use. All components fit together precisely, which guarantees excellent stability of the entire system even in adverse weather conditions.
| Product Type | Mini Hive / Mating Nuc for Queen Rearing |
| Color Finish | Blue (painted surface for better bee orientation) |
| Bottom Type | Innovative bottom W1118 |
| Number of Frames | 6 mini frames (included in package) |
| Equipment and Accessories | Integrated feeder, divider, entrance plugs |
| Main Use | Rearing and mating of queen bees, keeping backup queens over winter |
Give your bees a reliable and safe environment that will reward you with strong and vital queens ready for your production colonies.