Carnica Nucleus Colony Zander 1.5

An overview of our Carnica nucleus colonies on Zander 1.5 (1 1/2)

At Bienenzucht Profi, you can get healthy Carnica nucleus colonies on Zander 1.5 (1 1/2) from the second half of April into July. Before dispatch, we check these gentle bees with their low swarming tendency for health and provide a corresponding health certificate for every shipment. For transport, we always rely on the fastest possible, gentle overnight express by courier, so that the bees are exposed to as little stress as possible. Bee deliveries are made within Germany and to Austria, France, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. Please note that delivery to an island is only possible if there is a direct connection to the mainland so that it can be reached by lorry.

Carnica nucleus colonies on Zander 1.5 (1 1/2) – choose healthy bee colonies

When you buy a Carnica nuc on Zander 1.5 from our beekeeping online shop, you receive healthy bees with many advantages. Depending on the weather, our Carnica nucs on Zander 1.5 (1 1/2) are available from the second half of April to early May, or in the second half of May or early June.

A complete Carnica nuc on Zander 1.5 of course also includes a proven, mated queen who is a direct descendant of purebred queens. The queen is already established in the colony and is already producing a large number of offspring.

The frames in the delivery are made up as follows:

• 3 x brood frames
• 1 x food frame
• 1 x frame still being drawn out

The Carnica bee for the popular Zander 1.5 size

The Carnica bee is considered to be:

• Very gentle, making it easy to handle for beginners and professionals alike
• Particularly low in swarming tendency and very robust
• Above-average in yield and highly productive, so it can produce plenty of honey
• Highly resistant to heat and cold
• Equipped with a particularly good sense of orientation

The Carnica bee is one of the most popular bee races in Europe. Thanks to its character traits, it is becoming increasingly popular with beekeepers in Germany and Austria, but also in areas such as the former Yugoslavia, Denmark, Belgium and Luxembourg. Before dispatch, our Carnica nucs on Zander 1.5 of course undergo a full health check and have already been treated against the varroa mite. A corresponding health certificate is also supplied after you have received the bees. The Carnica nuc on Zander 1.5 not only consists of young bees but also includes an already mated queen who is established in the colony and has therefore already been accepted by it.

Zander 1.5 size as the basis for the young Carnica colony

There are many different hive sizes, and at Bienenzucht Profi we already offer a very wide range of them. Zander 1.5 is one of the most sought-after hive sizes, which is why we have also prepared our Carnica nucs on Zander 1.5 for you on Zander 1.5 frames. This means you can easily transfer the existing frames into your hive after delivery without disturbing the bees too much.

The following frame dimensions apply to Zander 1.5:

• Height: 33.7 cm
• Top bar length: 47.7 cm
• Bottom bar length: 42 cm

Buy Carnica nucleus colonies on Zander 1.5 (1 1/2) from Bienenzucht Profi

We ship our Carnica nucs on Zander 1.5 (1 1/2) within Germany and to Austria, France, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. Please note that delivery to islands is only possible if there is a direct connection to the mainland.

Our aim at Bienenzucht Profi is to send you healthy, lively bees. That is why we pay very close attention to their health before and during shipping, and to gentle transport, so that the bees can settle into their new home immediately after arriving at your place. We ship our Carnica nucs on Zander 1.5 exclusively in purpose-made transport packaging in which the frames have enough space and the bees are protected, so that nothing can slip or shift during transport. We rely exclusively on overnight shipping so that transport is as gentle as possible. About 2–7 days before the shipping day, you will receive an email notification of the exact delivery time so that you can make all the necessary arrangements and the bees can soon move into their new home.