Frame feeder to sit American Langstroth Beehives (1.5L & 3.5L)

ANEL frame feeders offer several benefits and advantages for beekeeping, making them a popular choice among beekeepers for feeding their colonies. These advantages include:

1. Ease of Use: ANEL frame feeders are designed for simplicity and ease of use. They feature special indentations that allow bees to easily climb up, reducing the risk of drowning. It is recommended to use some kind of floating material to further prevent drowning. The feeders are also easy to refill after emptying them of any bee debris.
2. Durability: These feeders are made of durable, food-grade plastic, which prevents deformation such as swelling or bowing when the feeder is filled. This durability ensures that the feeders can be used for a long time without needing replacement.
3. Space Efficiency: ANEL medium bee frame feeders are designed to occupy the same width as a regular medium frame, eliminating the need to remove frames or wedge the feeder in tightly. This design makes it easier to integrate the feeder into the hive without disrupting the space allocation within the hive box.
4. Stackability for Storage: The design of the Anel frame feeders allows them to be stacked during storage, which simplifies the management of equipment when the feeders are not in use. This feature is particularly beneficial for beekeepers who use multiple feeders across different hives.
5. Rapid Consumption and Moisture Control: The wide surface area of syrup in a frame feeder facilitates rapid consumption by the bees. This is especially advantageous in the fall when it is crucial for colonies to have enough time to remove sufficient moisture for capping. Rapid consumption also benefits strong colonies in the spring, supporting large populations and abundant brood rearing.
6. Leak and Spill Prevention: Frame feeders are not prone to leaking or spilling once filled, which avoids problems such as feed contacting treatments or dripping onto bees. This feature is important for maintaining the health and safety of the bee colony.
7. Versatility: While frame feeders are particularly good for nucs and small colonies, they can be used across different sizes and types of bee colonies. The main consideration is the need to open up the colony to top them up, which is a factor beekeepers need to manage.

Frame feeders with a capacity of 3 kg, plastic - to suit full depth boxes

Frame feeder with a capacity of 1.5 kg, plastic - to suit 1/2 depth boxes