Mini Plus galvanized for 2 frames.
 The Arrest Method is for beekeepers who want to work without medication during varroa treatment.
 Here one or two empty honeycombs are placed in the arrest frame and the queen is locked in it.
 Every seven to nine days the honeycomb is replaced with new empty honeycombs, this happens up to four times in total.
 Removing residual mites with oxalic acid or lactic acid is now also possible.

 Possible applications of the arrest frame: - in varroa treatment
 - to better replace old brood frames
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 to reduce the queen's brooding activity during honey harvest so that the bees collect more honey
 - to prevent the queen from swarming.


 Up until now it was an extra effort to remove the old empty frames from the bag, place them next to the cap and transfer the queen to the new empty honeycomb. With the new frame holder for two honeycombs this extra effort is now significantly reduced. Old and new empty frames rotate in the frame, so the queen does not have to be moved every time. It is sufficient to shake off the capped honeycombs when removing.
 The honey frames that have been removed are destroyed or melted down.