Attendants help! The simplest is to tape/glue the cage to the center of the box with ventilation holes on the ends. A battery of queens could have attendants outside the individual cages to attend the queens with candy to feed the lot. Living things don't long without air.
what do i need to do when shiping a queen?
i know i need to put her in a queen cage and put the candy, but do i need to put attendant bees in the cage with her? also what do i ship the queen cage in? i know how to ship them in a package of bees, but say i was sending her individually.
(p.s.) (i have no queens for sale.)
(p.s.) (i have no queens for sale.)
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I have been receiving queens in Mannlake shipping boxes:
http://www.mannlakeltd.com/ProductDetail.asp?idproduct=1526&idCategory=
Have checked out the state inspection requirements?
http://www.mannlakeltd.com/ProductDetail.asp?idproduct=1526&idCategory=
Have checked out the state inspection requirements?
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