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Сидор, 15.01.2010 6:50

Who can tell you how to breed bumblebees in captivity?

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15.01.2010 9:15, Tigran Oganesov

Catch females with a pronounced search behavior in the spring, put them in small cages and keep them in the dark at a temperature of +28. Feed them with a solution of honey and soaked pollen.

15.01.2010 10:47, Бабочник

http://www.bombus.org.ua/rus/rozv.html
http://greenfield.fortunecity.com/buzzard/397/st56.html
http://www.greenhouses.ru/shmeli
http://www.shmel.org/articles/
http://www.zhdanovichy.com/bumbl.htm
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15.01.2010 17:38, Сидор

Thank you, but I have this info,I would like more details, Anesthesia, safety to the desired period, temperature regime, etc., etc....SORRY rolleyes.gif

15.01.2010 18:10, Бабочник

I suspect that such information is not given out for "chatly"....
contact these companies...
well, it's not a sin to look into libraries.

15.01.2010 20:34, Elion

Check out Viktor Grebennikov's books. He spent a very long time breeding bumblebees at home. He was a good man...

This post was edited by Elion - 15.01.2010 20: 35
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