SpyHive™ - A New Generation Observation Beehive
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- The SpyHive™ from Beequip NZ is an observation beehive with nearly complete visibility of the inner workings of a beehive. Its durable construction and sturdy polycarbonate panels make it a safe and easy way for anyone to learn about bees. The design includes bee access to the outside and chambers for food and pest control, allowing it to be managed like a traditional hive. It is available in two styles that can be mounted on a wall or placed on a bench, and can also be temporarily moved to different locations. It is very helpful for scientific research, beekeeping, and as a unique attraction for retail stores, rest homes, cafes, hospitals, kindergartens and more.
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If only I could have one of these in my townhouse.
This is kind of random, but who ever shot and edited the video, that lil focus scroll across the bees at 1:44 was kind of cool.
When I was a Young boy......
Your father took you into the city,
To see a marching band?
@gavinburnett91 how did you know??
Will this be got in india
Arnt bees attracted to light?. I have two wild bee hives at my hose, if a light is on after dark, they will go to the light like a moth.
I find them on the ground cold, so I have to move t hem into the sun so the can warm up.
Yes. The SpyHives come with clip-on covers to keep it dark inside when not being viewed.
400bucks in germany
But smolle for hive mínimo 5frames
We have run a 2-frame observation hive like this for 3 years continuously.
It works great and you can always see the queen.
I mean its not a production hive its sn observational hive for referencing and just display really. If youd want a honey hive then youd have other hives out placed in the usual boxes.. my only issue would be disturbing them being inside a house.. if you played any music or movie loud or created vibrations with a vacuum or had a dog or kids.. you can tap on a fishtank because they cant go anywhere. Bees can one day decide to jump ship and head to the next guys harvest or join colonies ..
@@Z-Ack Bees have no ears but they can hear. It has been shown by experimentation that honey bees can detect the air-particle movements associated with airborne sounds. Bees antenna have an area called Johnstons organ, that converts sound stimuli to neural impulses. Honey bees produce many frequencies of vibration and sound from less than 10 to more than 1000 Hz. So far it has been shown that they can detect/hear sound frequencies up to about 500 Hz
How do you prevent swarming with so little space. @@beequipnz6442
But for $1500, kind of a rip off.
We haven't found an observation hive anywhere in the world that has all the features and benefits as SpyHive. It is designed as a nice and very functional piece of furniture to install in a house, school, zoo or Old People Rest Home, and operate as an awesome beehive for your whole lifetime. Excellent investment.
You can just build your own with wood and plexiglass. Just most likely would be stationary, as opposed to spinning. I’ve seen one just like that off the 126 in Ventura/Fillmore . Lol they built it and I guarantee it didn’t come anywhere near 1500$. Crazy. How much does material cost? 😂
Is cristal or plastic?
@@BrothasOnline in eu this would cost like 30$ max if you will to made it yourself, 1500$ is super fkn overpriced
For that price it better be diamond and platinum, maybe even a little 22k Peruvian gold. 😅@@raigelaa2683
You stole the idea of a married couple from Serbia who came up with that idea and patented it, their version is still SF level for yours...
Oh hush. He didn't steal shit. You know how many bee keepers do this? Stop whining