[Beegentleman]

Hello everyone, friends. Two days ago I applied apiguard to my bees at 25 ° C. While examining a few of my hives today, I saw the enclosed puppies being ripped out. What could be the reason for this? My application temperature was normal. If it were high, wouldn't similar reactions be expected in other hives?

 

[wildbranch2007]

define enclosed puppies? where did you place the apiguard?

 

[Beegentleman]

After the honey on the 2nd floor, I strained it and put it on the frames I gave back. In some hives, I placed it close to the wall honey stock frame, I applied apiguard to 32 hives, 6-7 of them were hatched.

 

[wildbranch2007]

still don't have a clue what an enclosed puppies are. so you put the apiguard on top of ? you using 2 deeps, 2 med's, eight frame, 10 frames, what did you strain, the honey the apiguard? not sure I can help

 

[Beegentleman]

I found the problem. Because thymol affects the feeding of varroa in the indoor brood. It goes out by opening the lids of the closed pupae. Bees also remove the bees under this hole covers as a hygiene behavior.

 

[KellyW]

He may be using a translate program, thus the odd terms and jumbled sentences. (?)

 

[Beegentleman]

I don't quite understand English, so I use the translation program. I know you have a problem with sentences. Sorry...

 

[wildbranch2007]

if you put your location it may help. If you are worried about some dead brood, that is normal, apiguard will kill mites. have never seen them uncap brood as the apiguard doesn't kill the mites under the capping. if you put apiguard between your brood chambers, you will get some dead brood on the landing board, but it's because you broke open the brood when opening the hive.