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I have a colony lead by a Red Q from BMH and she is laying well but appears to have lost a front leg but still getting around OK. There is plenty space for her and there's a Super filling above her.
In the last two inspections I noticed QC's and as I, at least, am happy with her, I knocked them down, I wonder if they are looking to supercede her?
Three QC's were in the middle of the brood nest and central on the frame, others were on the frame edges at the sides. All were charged or sealed.
Should I leave one next time and maybe make a Nuc for the Red Q?
What would you do?
Cheers
K
In the last two inspections I noticed QC's and as I, at least, am happy with her, I knocked them down, I wonder if they are looking to supercede her?
Three QC's were in the middle of the brood nest and central on the frame, others were on the frame edges at the sides. All were charged or sealed.
Should I leave one next time and maybe make a Nuc for the Red Q?
What would you do?
Cheers
K