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The one place you can get away with a bee space violation is the gap between the bottom board and the bottoms of the frames.
I'd like to leave it, but it's preventing me from doing a hive inspection, as pulling the frames will rip this cross-comb apart.
That won't prevent you from doing an inspection.
I'm not sure which is the lesser of evils: Destroying this comb, or forgoing inspection.
That should be a no-brainer. Inspection is far more important than tearing up a small amount of excess comb.
I'd like to leave it, but it's preventing me from doing a hive inspection, as pulling the frames will rip this cross-comb apart.
That won't prevent you from doing an inspection.
I'm not sure which is the lesser of evils: Destroying this comb, or forgoing inspection.
That should be a no-brainer. Inspection is far more important than tearing up a small amount of excess comb.
