The Scalvini cage is a recent development for caging the queen during varroa treatment. The queen can be kept inside; she can lay eggs, but the cells are not drawn out because there isn’t enough space. No new brood will be produced and after 21 days all brood has emerged, creating a broodless period. Because there is no sealed brood left, this period is ideal for treating the bees against varroa with [page controller="search" search_query="oxaal"]oxalic acid[/page]. Trickling, spraying, or vaporizing.

Nicot queen introduction cage, manufactured in France with an excellent finish. The cage is particularly suitable for transporting or introducing a queen into a bee colony.

Spacious queen cage suitable for many applications. The cage has 2 side exits: one for the queen and one for workers. These exits can be closed with candy. Additionally, there is an entrance for adding young bees. This entrance can easily be sealed with a sticker. The cage is also fitted with a small sponge that can soak up water or syrup, providing moisture. Of course, the cage also has ventilation holes. The cage has an excellent finish and is suitable for both transporting and introducing a queen into the hive.

Queen cage for holding the queen and for her safe release. By first letting the colony get accustomed to the queen’s pheromones through the cage, the risk of rejection is reduced. This cage is also especially practical for use in an incubator thanks to its generous size and the extra space for attendant bees. The top spout can be filled with sugar syrup so the queen and attendant bees have enough moisture and sugar available.

Zander queen introduction cage, suitable for introducing a queen into the colony. Wire mesh on one side and plexiglass on the other. The round opening is sealed with a cork or a wooden plug.

Queen trapping plate, rectangular, 14 x 10 cm, made of slightly transparent plastic. The queen can be let in, or released, via the red sliding gate .

Queen cage, Czech model.

Rectangular queen cage for confining the queen. The cage is 6 cm long, 2 cm wide and 2 cm high.

Iltis queen introduction cage. A wooden cage for introducing a queen into the bee colony.

10 queen cell cup holders for rearing queen cells into queens. Made of colored plastic.