The queen separates two bags of eggs (egg) and sperm (sperm store) into her reproductive system. At the time of laying, the queen introduces the reproductive apparatus into the panal, and the size of the honeycomb will differentiate the sex from the future bee: when the honeycomb is narrow, the reproduction of the queen narrows by joining the egg and sperm (fertilized egg); and when the honeycomb is large, the reproduction of the queen does not narrow and only places the egg without sperm (unfertilized egg). From the fertilized egg will be born the working bee and the queen (females) and from the unfertilized egg the licking (male).

It is known that the butterfly is not born, that it is a worm before the butterfly, therefore, an equal bee. It goes from the egg to the larva, from the larva to the nymphs, followed by the bee. To be a bee first you have to have a larva.

From egg to bee or metamorphosis, it does so within the honeycomb: the first three days in the form of egg passes to the larval phase, when passing this phase it becomes nympha to finally be born the bee in its entirety.

They say they live about 40 days after the bee's birth, but another 21 days before being a bee will also live something, right? Or are those the lives of the larva and nymphs? Three characters to become a bee.