- Joined
- Jun 13, 2013
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- Location
- Clontarf, Qld
- Website
- nativebeehives.com
- Climate
- Sub-Tropical
Here's my Native Bee Hive. The bees are Tetragonula carbonaria - Australian Native Stingless Bees. They don't produce much honey but do pollinate everyones plants.
I've had this in place for nearly a year. I think I will split the hive soon, this means getting another empty hive and transferring some bees in to the empty hive so I will then have two hives. This process is then repeated over time splitting each one so you get more hives. You can either sell them, give them away or keep them at friends or relations properties.
Most of the little black things around the hive entrance are seeds that have been collected.
I've had this in place for nearly a year. I think I will split the hive soon, this means getting another empty hive and transferring some bees in to the empty hive so I will then have two hives. This process is then repeated over time splitting each one so you get more hives. You can either sell them, give them away or keep them at friends or relations properties.
Most of the little black things around the hive entrance are seeds that have been collected.