Horticultural And Agricultural Expanded Vermiculite

Horticultural And Agricultural Expanded Vermiculite System 1

Horticultural And Agricultural Expanded Vermiculite

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 20 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 1000 m.t./month

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Packaging & Delivery：

Packaging Detail:	25kg/bag,40bags/big bag; other packing is allowed as required. Pure PP bags or PP bag inner with PE or as per customer's demands
Delivery Detail:	Within 15 days after received deposit

Specifications：

1.Agriculture vermiculite,expanded vermiculite
2.Expansion ratios:5.5-11times
3.Color:silver,golden
4.Size:all kinds

Product Description

0.5-2mm,1-3mm,2-5mm,3-6mm,4-8mm,8-12mm expanded vermiculite

Heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant, well-ventilation, water preservation, poisonless, odorless, low hardness, burning-avoidness , lighter. non-asbestos etc.

Packaging & Shipping

Packaging Detail: 25kg/bag,40bags/big bag; other packing is allowed as required

Pure PP bags or PP bag inner with PE or as per customer’s demands

Delivery Detail:Within 15 days after received deposit

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1. We could offer free samples.

2. We could offer SGS inspection as well as other international inspection department.

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Q: Does old attic insulation have espedus dust in it? Can it cause cancer if you breathe it?: It depends on what type of insulation it is. Some vermiculite has been found to contain asbestos. If it is rock or mineral wool it is very unlikely that it would have asbestos in it. Mineral/rock wool looks like white or brown loose fill fiberglass. It is messy but a great insulator. No matter what type of insulation you have it is best to wear proper personal protection. Fiberglass and even cellulose have been found to increase the risk of certain cancers. Whenever I am working in an insulated attic I wear an N100 respirator. If your house was built before 1977 there is a good chance that the drywall mud used in the wall joints contains asbestos. GP purchased Bestwall in 1965 and they used asbestos in their joint compound since the 1950s. If you are really concerned you can take a sample to a lab or have them get a sample. If you do have any asbestos in your house prepare to open up your savings account because it is a huge expense to remove asbestos.

Q: i have vermiculite that i use for my leopard geckos eggs but i got loads left but want to know if i can use the vermiculite as my adult leopard geckos substrate as i have him on calcium sand at the min so can i use vermiculite or not?????: Normally in a DIY store or garden centre. I am in the UK and I go to BQ for mine.

Q: science final help!: you could but i heard that reptivite special sand is the best because it has calcium in it if ur beardie digests it and it doesnt clump together so ur beardie will be safe if it accidentilly eats it. if u dont trust sand u can use tile flooring< newspaper (i hate newspaper), papertowel (looks dirty and gets very dirty)< or artificial turf. ive heard a lot of mixed thought for the artificial turf though. i use the sand for some of my reptiles and nothing has ever happened to them

Q: Gonna buy some today and need to know how much to buy: If you have expanded perlite available, I like it as it is an excellent thermal insulator, and very light. Since both particles tend to have sharp edges, I would put some shredded or loose fiber cellulose (from pampers or tampon or even toilet tissue) in immediate contact with eggs. from wiki: Unexpanded (raw) perlite bulk density: around 1100 kg/m? (1.1 g/cm?). Typical expanded perlite bulk density: 30–150 kg/m? TYPICAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF EXFOLIATED VERMICULITE Bulk density (a): 64-160 kg/cu m

Q: working on incubating 11 red eared slider eggs - 3rd year in a row, but the temp. these days is colder outside. They are inside in vermiculite and peet moss and they have another 20 days to hatch, they are forming, but the temp is dropping from 86 degrees to 79 degrees. Any suggestions?: probably steel shafts would work but talk to a pro and have him watch you hit balls on the range he'll probably be able to tell from that

Q: So I am going to have a styrofoam cooler thing then I will have a under tank heater at the bottom. I'm going to put the leopard gecko eggs in a plastic tupperware filled with perlite or vermiculite (I don't know which one is better) on top of the heatmat. It won't melt right?? maybe I will put a towel between the under tank heat and the tupperware so it doesn't get too hot? I also will have a thermostat and a thermometer on top of the closed tupperware. Do I need to poke holes in the tupperware so when the eggs hatch the leo's can breath when they hatch? Does that sound good? Did I miss anything?? Thanks for any help!: They r more than likely fertile. Just take paper towels n wet them, ring them out and lay them gently over all the eggs. Leave it for a few hours n the eggs shld plump back up. U may have to do this a few times before they hatch as it sounds like ur humidity is off. I dnt reccomend vermiculite or laying the eggs on substrate. I use a diffrnt method n they r straight over a bin full of water which is abt as humid as u can get. But I still sometimes have to paper towel mine. N if ever they start getting brown spots put a dry paper towel under them this time for abt a half a day or more n it will pull excess water.

Q: i got him in december but for the past two days he hasnt been opening his eyes and he is alive. he moves around and stuff.: what substrate is he on? CWD's are extremely prone to eye infections from loose, particulate type, substrates. any type of soil, coconut husk/fiber, cypress mulch, rep-t-bark, and any other type of substrate that is comprised of individual particles poses a grave danger to a water dragon. both from ingesting it and becoming impacted, and for getting into their eyes and causing irritation and infection. these substrates should be avoided at all costs. if you are currently using any of these get rid of them immediately. slate tiles work great and look good, you can also use newspaper or paper towels, reptile carpet is a good option as well. if he continues to not open his eyes for a couple days, or if he does open them and you see that they look infected or otherwise unhealthy, you should take him to a vet. I think there are eyedrops you can buy at the pet store but you should always get an expert reptile vets opinion to make sure he doesn't need something stronger.

Q: im growing mushrooms and everything says vermiculite and brown rice flour. could i use just watered brown rice flour and regular brown rice? no dumb *** answers please. thank you: Good answer Royal Frog !

Q: what is the stuff that look like pellets to substitute soil when your growing hydroponics?: I keep my spiders on half compost and half vermiculite. I sterilise the compost by putting it in the freezer for 48 hours. I have a terracotta flower pot on its side for the spider to hide in and I have a little bit of cork bark in a small arch shape which I sink slightly into the compost and I dig a little bit under it and the spiders carry on digging and build a burrow. I feed them one cricket once a week. They make a mat like web and flip onto their back to moult their old skin. Stop feeding when they are building this web and don't feed for about 4 or 5 days after the moult. Don't disturb them when they are moulting and leave them a few days after a moult before you handle them. Spray every few days. Spray the compost and not the spider. They hate being sprayed. They don't like bright light. If you have a light as a heat source use a red light. You can heat the tank with a heat mat. I have my spiders on top of my hot dessert lizard tank so they get heat from there.

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