Tell me if I did the right thing or what I should do different.
During a regular inspection I found 3 wax moths on the inner cover after I took the top cover off. Killed two of them and let the other get away. Removed the inner cover and then each frame finding very little capped brood, no eggs at all and never found a queen after looking very carefully for her. Bee numbers were down considerably from 2 weeks ago. Saw no damage as of yet from the wax moths but their presence told me the hive is too weak to keep them run out.
I borrowed a frame from a strong hive with capped brood, larvae and several eggs. Placed it in the bottom deep beside the little bit of capped brood and moved all the stores in from the top deep to the bottom deep. I found 3 or 4 more wax moths in the deep and killed 2 of them. Removed the top deep so all I have now is a single deep with 2 frames of at least some capped brood, larvae and eggs and several frames partially filled with pollen and capped honey. All frames have drawn comb. There is plenty of empty cells for the new queen to use in a few weeks. That's taking for granted the bees will choose to make a new queen from the eggs I gave them. I reduced the entrance to the 4 inch slot on the reducer.
Then I crossed my fingers, said a prayer, rubbed my good luck charm and shared this with you. Anything I should or shouldn't have done?