Cupkit box for queen bee breeding cells, case for Cupularve system, beekeeping tool

Features: 1. Made from high-quality plastic, odorless, non-toxic, and lightweight. 2. The kit allows the queen to lay eggs directly into a plastic stopper. 3. This avoids the dangers of grafting and ensures the larvae reach the correct age. 4. A useful tool for beekeepers. 5. This is a professional beekeeping box for raising queen bees. Specifications: Description: This box is quite simple and can produce reliable and prolific results. It has numerous holes designed for cell cups that you can use to raise queens. Convenient to use, you can simply place it at the bottom of a hive frame. Features: Made from high-quality plastic, odorless, non-toxic, and lightweight. The kit allows the queen to lay eggs directly into a plastic stopper. This avoids the dangers of grafting and ensures the larvae reach the correct age. A helpful tool for beekeepers. This is a professional beekeeping box for feeding queen bees. Specifications: Condition: 100% Brand New Color: Yellow Material: Plastic Size: Approx. 14.5 x 13 x 2.8 cm / 5.71 x 5.12 x 1.1 inches Package Weight: Approx. 168g How to Use: Step 1: Insert the comb box into a frame, and place 110 brown cell starter cups (not included) on the back. (With this kit, you can raise your own queens without grafting or ever handling larvae.) Step 2: Next, confine the queen to the front of the cage, and she will immediately lay eggs in the 110 available cells. She can be released the following day. On the fourth day, each newly hatched larva is ready to be transferred. Step 3: Remove each cell starter cup and insert it into a cell cup holder (not included). Step 4: Slide this unit onto a cell bar holder, which is attached to a cell bar (not included). Step 5: To complete the cells, place the cell bar into a cell builder colony. Package includes: 1 x Queen Breeding Cupkit Box