correct way question :picked up 2 full 10 frame brood chambers

Started by adamant, June 18, 2011, 08:14:26 PM

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adamant

i am new to beekeeping...set them up in my yard today placed a second 10 frame foundation brood chamber on each , placed top feeders on each, inner cover and the telescoping cover...  is this the correct way? how long till i can peek in to the hive? 1 week? tomorrow? :lol:

G3farms

Are all ten frames drawn out and covered with bees?

If so sounds like you did good.
those hot bees will have you steppin and a fetchin like your heads on fire and your keister is a catchin!!!

Bees will be bees and do as they please!

sc-bee

Tomorrow is fine! Need to post you location in your profile ---- sometimes advice may be area specific ;)
John 3:16

adamant

Quote from: sc-bee on June 18, 2011, 09:26:20 PM
Tomorrow is fine! Need to post you location in your profile ---- sometimes advice may be area specific ;)
new jersey..
ok to pull all the frames ?

CapnChkn

I'm at a loss as to what Adamant said.  To be clear, are you saying you brought home two full hives?  Are you talking about 2 brood chambers with full frames of bees, larvae, and stores?  Are you just talking about having two brood chambers with foundation in the frames?

I see the top parts of the hives, is there a bottom board?  It's kind of hard to answer a question that's so devoid of information.

Why are you "pulling" the frames?
"Thinking is like sin, them that doesn't is scairt of it, and them that does gets to liking it so much they can't quit!"  -Josh Billings.

adamant

capn: i bought two full 10 frame brood chambers full of bees attached to a bottom board.

Jim134

Quote from: adamant on June 19, 2011, 07:59:24 AM
capn: i bought two full 10 frame brood chambers full of bees attached to a bottom board.


adamant..

  If I'm buying a hive I would be looking be for giving up my money just my $0.02


  BEE HAPPY Jim 134 :)
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alfred

Your post doesn't give us a lot of information to go on but it does sound like you are doing the right things. I also don't understand what you mean by "pulling". In my mind "pulling" would refer to taking frames or whatever out of the hive and not putting them back.

Are you meaning to ask if it is ok to take out individual frames in order to inspect them, and then put them back? If so, then I would say yes from what you have told us that would be fine any time now. As Jim 134 said I would have done that before purchase in order to see what I was getting for my money.

I generaly find that the more information that I can give in my posts here the better info I get back. It is easy with this format to be misunderstood so the clearer you are the better.

Alfred

preston39

Quote from: Jim 134 on June 19, 2011, 08:25:14 AM
Quote from: adamant on June 19, 2011, 07:59:24 AM
capn: i bought two full 10 frame brood chambers full of bees attached to a bottom board.


adamant..

  If I'm buying a hive I would be looking be for giving up my money just my $0.02


  BEE HAPPY Jim 134 :)
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adamant

thanks for your replys... i added pictures to help explain..