ashhad1: (3. Feb 2008 15:26)

yes i thought the same as i put mine late into hibernation cuz of space problems and were to put them etc. so thats why il put them into hibernation normal at the end of this year

M.Marshall: (3. Feb 2008 15:27)

He everyone I managed to get a pic of there brood its not great but you get a good enough look.

http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z22/Marshall-0/DSCF0272.jpg

ashhad1: (3. Feb 2008 15:28)

nice, u can see the queens gaster being pretty large, proly cuz shes strating the egg laying madness after hibernation

ducatiman: (3. Feb 2008 15:32)

yep shes fat alright,im expecting a massive population boom when i wake them up thats if they survived hibernation

JimmyVe: (3. Feb 2008 17:29)

Nice ducatiman.

2 months is good but 3 would be better.

ducatiman: (3. Feb 2008 18:54)

well there are out of the fridge and in to the kitchen which is quite cool ,i will leave them there for a week then move them somwhere warmer,i will let you know how they get on

ashhad1: (3. Feb 2008 19:13)

I have done the same and placed my mini cork ytong in my new basin which is in the kitchen and will warm up the place slowly.
Il post some pics soon on my post

ducatiman: (3. Feb 2008 20:14)

yeah i'll post some pics when they start feeding

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does anyone know how long it will take for the first workers to appear from hibernation and start feeding

JimmyVe: (3. Feb 2008 20:40)

How do you mean? If they come out of hibernation they will go and look for food.

ducatiman: (3. Feb 2008 20:54)

i mean how long till i see some activity

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