wax moths and the night time swarm colony

[@KajunHomestead]

You gonna need charlies hive lifter for the ground Zero hive. The night swarm looks like its gonna at least draw you out some comb if not make alittle honey, Thanks for sharing Bob👍👍👍

[@gallowaylights]

00:14:05 your one-handed filming is impressive 😊 good job zooming in and out of the action!

[@PennsylvaniaBeekeeper]

I stored some of my frames outside in contractor bags last year and it kept the frames pest free. This year's plan is to store frames in boxes, add Para-moth, then shrink wrap the boxes. Also if I pull some early honey frames but don't plan on extracting right away, I'll shrink wrap. Hopefully shrink wrap will keep the pests out.

[@illumi-Nate]

That really sucks! Feel for ya buddy, thats just more work ugggh

[@daisyshoney6021]

Better freeze the good frames for insurance.

[@dcsblessedbees]

Ya I'd run the good one thought the freezer for what 3 days each, I think it takes 3 days to kill everything, not sure.

[@scottsbees7166]

I was wondering about the epitab can I ask you what it does. I've looked for videos about it but couldn't find one of yours about it thanks in advance

[@dcsblessedbees]

I DON'T like wax moths. Harris had an idea for you and others that had wax moth problems this last year. He stored frames for close to 2 years and wanted to share with ya all how it worked, he has a video of how he stored them.