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Capt Ken Black <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 13 Jun 1996 10:23:17 +0000
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Thanks for all your comments regarding min Nucs,
 
My next problem is regarding damage to queen cells. I have been producing a
few batches of queens this year and aside from the problems of using mini
nucs I have also had problems with damaged queen cells. This damage is down
to me and I am getting better at removing and transporting the cells. My
question is has anyone attempted repairs to a cracked or split cell. I was
thinking of melting some wax and using a fine brush to reseal the damaged
area and then try it out in the incubator. Does this work and if so how
quickly must the damaged area be repaired to increase the chances of success.
 
We have a good flow coming in at the moment.
                        Ken Black
                        Bay Tree Cottage
                        76 East St, Fritwell
            '\  /`      Bicester,
             ()()       Oxfordshire, England. OX6 9QF
              \/        00441869345725 Fax:00441869256678
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