Today while going through my friend's hive, we discovered that wax moths had destroyed the two hive bodies. The honey super however was untouched and we could not find any wax moth larva. We promptly removed the super and and after getting the bees out put the super, frames and all in the fridge until extraction time. To me this should be suitable. Anyone have some ideas, suggestions..?
Thanks,
If you have a chest freezer that would be better. The larve need to be frozen to kill them!
I dont think wax moths are your only problem. If you got wax moths most likely you got to much space for the bees to defend was the hive weak
If the honey supers never had brood raised in them, wax moths won't bother them. I'd still get some Bt so this doesn't happen in the future.
I agree with Riverrat, wax moths may be the least of your problems