Hexagonal plastic queen cage for briefly isolating the queen directly on the comb. The spikes let you fix it into the brood area, while the small gate gives you controlled entry and release without improvising with unsuitable material.
The hexagonal body with spikes is made to press into the wax of the frame. It keeps the queen located in one area during queen rearing, marking or inspection work, with less direct handling.
The small gate helps you open or close the passage in a controlled way. It is useful when you want to keep the queen visible and reduce the chance of her moving across the frame mid-job.
A cage supports handling, but it does not guarantee queen acceptance and it does not replace checking the colony condition. Use it only for the time needed and place it carefully on suitable brood comb.
| Main material | Plastic |
|---|---|
| Format | Hexagonal cage with fixing spikes |
| System | Entry/release gate |
| Typical use | Temporary isolation, marking and queen handling |
| Compatibility | Direct fixing into wax comb |

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