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Figure 3. Splitting-bridging technique. Two entrance holes sized 16 mm diameter of each hive, 10 cm length of 16 mm in diameter of black poly irrigation pipe was used as a connector to attach the two boxes

Figure 3 Splitting-bridging technique. Two entrance holes sized 16 mm diameter of each hive, 10 cm length of 16 mm in diameter of black poly irrigation pipe was used as a connector to attach the two boxes

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Figure 1. Bridging technique. A black poly irrigation pipe with a diameter of 16 mm was used as a connector between the log’s hive and the hive model
Figure 1. Bridging technique. A black poly irrigation pipe with a diameter of 16 mm was used as a connector between the log’s hive and the hive model
Figure 2. Splitting technique. Five-meter distance of each medium hive model After that, ten layers of the brood cells were placed at the centre of the bottom compartment of the box before closing the lid. A colony was divided into two hive boxes, with one of the hives containing mature brood cells (pupal stage, ligh brown) and at least two of the virgin queen’s brown) and at least two of the virgin queen’s lid. A colony was divided into two hive position while another hive was placed five compartment of the box before closing the stage, dark brown) was placed at the original
Figure 2. Splitting technique. Five-meter distance of each medium hive model After that, ten layers of the brood cells were placed at the centre of the bottom compartment of the box before closing the lid. A colony was divided into two hive boxes, with one of the hives containing mature brood cells (pupal stage, ligh brown) and at least two of the virgin queen’s brown) and at least two of the virgin queen’s lid. A colony was divided into two hive position while another hive was placed five compartment of the box before closing the stage, dark brown) was placed at the original
Figure 4. Observation after eight weeks in the splitting technique Notes. A colony of stingless bees was successfully divided into two colonies, containing a matured queen (A) and a new queen that emerged from the virgin queen cell (B) laeviceps reported by Inoue et al. (1984).
Figure 4. Observation after eight weeks in the splitting technique Notes. A colony of stingless bees was successfully divided into two colonies, containing a matured queen (A) and a new queen that emerged from the virgin queen cell (B) laeviceps reported by Inoue et al. (1984).
The bridging technique also requires proper skills to reduce the chances of the parent colony trying to kill the daughter colony queen (Heard, 2016). The stingless bees can also be coaxed into a box using this approach from a natural nest location in a big tree or an inaccessible hole (Dollin, 2001). Several studies have reported that 2001). Several studies have reported that number of pollen pot quantities in the splitting-bridging techniques. The lowest
The bridging technique also requires proper skills to reduce the chances of the parent colony trying to kill the daughter colony queen (Heard, 2016). The stingless bees can also be coaxed into a box using this approach from a natural nest location in a big tree or an inaccessible hole (Dollin, 2001). Several studies have reported that 2001). Several studies have reported that number of pollen pot quantities in the splitting-bridging techniques. The lowest
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