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SPACER SAVES BEES AND MANIA depending on how it is mounted in the Beehive, flush milled classic method, or higher than 6.5 mm "save bee space" method, allows the bees to have two passages, one under the honeycomb head, and the second, between the side of the honeycomb and the wall of the Beehive. The rounded edges of the spacer,avoid offending the beekeeper's hands .

Patented system. Made of food-grade plastic material. PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION: With the use of our system, the queen lays directly in the dome. It allows rearing from the larvae of 6/24 hours. Dimensions of the cupolarve: 147 X 130 X 28 mm The cupolarve consists of 3 main pieces: ? 1 honeycomb body consisting of 110 honeycombs and 1 candy reservoir for queen introduction. The 110 alveoli receive 110 plastic domes (not supplied) or, alternatively, 110 wax domes (not supplied) ? 1 queen excluder grid ? 1 transparent plate RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE: Cut a rectangle from a brood honeycomb in the center of the frame (against the wooden top) of the size corresponding to the cupolarve. Attach the cupolarve with two wood screws through the two corresponding holes. Place it to familiarize inside the family (in the middle of the brood) without the queen excluder grid. Smelling the queen and building wax bridges will facilitate the laying of the next brood. Feed the queen four days before , until the queen is introduced. Extraction of the dome should be done when the larva inside is 6/24 hours old (extraction with the "queen game" piece (HY G-0009) is recommended) If the rearing conditions are met (SEASON-TEMPERATURE-NUTRIENTATION- CUPOLARGE WELL IN THE CENTER OF THE COVADE etc...)everything should be fine. It is possible to dip the cupolarve in molten wax (in this case, do not exceed 65°) prior to placement in the family.