3D printed Wax Moth Larva model
This 3D-printed wax moth larva model is a hands-on teaching tool for showing new beekeepers what a wax moth larva looks like up close. Made by Aperture Apiary, it is a clear visual aid for integrated pest management lessons and a reminder to protect stored comb.
Features
- Detailed 3D-printed wax moth larva, scaled up for visibility
- Approximately 1.5 × 6.25 inches
- Durable and reusable for classes, clubs, and outreach
- Made by Aperture Apiary
How it is used
Show it in a beginner class so members can recognize wax moth larvae in stored equipment, then connect it to your plan for protecting drawn comb in the off-season.
Before you order
Color may vary slightly with printing material, and 3D-printed models can show minor surface variation. Keep the model out of direct sunlight and excessive heat so it does not warp.
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Specifications
- Approx. 1.5 × 6.25 in
- Material: 3D-printed plastic
- Maker: Aperture Apiary
FAQ
Is this a real specimen? No — it is an educational model, not a live or preserved insect.