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Try this thread, and maybe ask (message) some of the people who've used them too.
http://www.beekeepingforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=20692
I've got one, but haven't yet used it yet.
Such a thing as a Langstroth Nuc box?
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Try this thread, and maybe ask (message) some of the people who've used them too.
http://www.beekeepingforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=20692
I've got one, but haven't yet used it yet.
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I have both the MB and the Swienty ones.
Without going to the shed and having a look, don't the Swienty ones have 2 holes in the floor which have mesh over?
I prefer the MB ones. They have a separate (mesh)floor (easier to clean) and you can also purchase a separate top feeder for them.
The Swienty ones have a space in the top which will take a slab or 2 of fondant. They have a small entrance half under the floor, not convinced on this.
Both are made out of good quality poly and should last along time.
Without going to the shed and having a look, don't the Swienty ones have 2 holes in the floor which have mesh over?
I prefer the MB ones. They have a separate (mesh)floor (easier to clean) and you can also purchase a separate top feeder for them.
The Swienty ones have a space in the top which will take a slab or 2 of fondant. They have a small entrance half under the floor, not convinced on this.
Both are made out of good quality poly and should last along time.
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