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Restrain them from what...storing honey?A brood comb will restrain them. .
That was my original problem. I didn't realize when I inserted the empty comb that this comb was going to be honey storage and a week after I did it the comb was covering both bars. I did insert blank spacers next to the honeycomb, I just want to ensure that they don't do this again.A brood comb will restrain them. I think that was probably a good idea. You didn't by any chance alternate drawn comb with empties did you? That will always result in fat comb during a flow.
with a TBH you only want to expand in the brood nest...........as you have found out.That was my original problem. I didn't realize when I inserted the empty comb that this comb was going to be honey storage and a week after I did it the comb was covering both bars. I did insert blank spacers next to the honeycomb, I just want to ensure that they don't do this again.
I checked on the hive yesterday and they appear to be building combs properly again. I guess I just need to check on the back of the hive more than once a week to make sure everything is ok. I have viewing windows, but there are so many bees, I can't see anything anymore.
How do I know what combs will be used for honey and what will be used for brood?This is why I run half 1 1/4" bars (for brood) and half 1 1/2" bars (for honey).