Raw Unexpended Golden Vermiculite Ore Sale 0.3-1MM

Raw Unexpended Golden Vermiculite Ore Sale 0.3-1MM System 1

Raw Unexpended Golden Vermiculite Ore Sale 0.3-1MM

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 200000 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.Crude vermiculite
2.Size: 3-7MM
3.Non-asbestos
4.Packing:as the customer's requirement

Product Description

Our factory produce two kind of vermiculites, crude vermiculite and exfoliated vermiculite .They both have two types: Silver-grey type ( Fe2O3 content around 5-8%, similar with South Africa vermiculite) and Golden-yellow type(Fe2O3 content around 15-23%, similar products with India and Australia).The silver type mainly used in refractories/insulations, the golden yellow type mainly used in agriculture and horticulture.

The PH of the golden yellow type is 6.5-7.2 and the silver gray vermiculite’s PH is 8.5-9.5, so compared with silver vermiculite, golden vermiculite is more neutral. In Japan, Korea market, our customers choose golden vermiculite used for agriculture and horticulture .

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

Our Services

1. We could offer free samples.

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

3. We could provide professional service according to formular and your application, Customer tailored Spec is available.

4,We could offer you so competitive a price acting on the principle of “mutual benefit and common development”.

Q:My female gecko laid 2 eggs today and I have put vermiculite in a small plastic container, squirted it with water, made 2 dimples in the vermiculite and placed both eggs inside. (1 egg in each hole)I have put the tub inside my vivarium on top of the heat mat and i really need some help because this is my first time i have started to breed geckos. Please could you help me by answering these questions:I have put the temperature to 86 c , so do i keep that temperature all night, all day, everyday until they have hatched? When they hatch, where do i keep them?Do i need to buy a heat mat or a heat bulb for them?What and how much do i feed them?Also, how often do i moisten the vermiculite which the eggs are in?Please help me!! I would really appreciate it. I dont want to kill the eggs!: put a laying box in with aspen bedding then when she lays them take them out and then but them in the vermiculite and incubate till they hack

Q:I was just wondering how to estimate, just a ballpark figure, how much it would take to completely replace a pool lining?: 1200.00 for the liner, 1000.00 for labor and that includes some minor base touch up work not re-applying vermiculite.

Q:In what ways do vermiculite and perlite differ in their properties and uses? (e.g. as compost additives)?: You'll need more than water to grow in hydroponic medium. I suggest you look into this neat gadget, the aero grow, which is a home system to do just that, fairly inexpensive. It takes care of the lighting, nutrients, timers, and all...

Q:My beardie just layed her eggs but i dixnt touch till half aday later.friend with expirience told me to get a tupaware with verbalite and mpisten it and stick em in there. Room temp, and soild verbalite should work in hatching them. Can i get a 2nd opinion? Should i get an incubater for future hatchlings? Thank you everyone for your help: The next time you post an answer, please use spell check. It will make it a lot easier for people to read and understand your question. The egg laying substrate you need is called vermiculite. Room temperature is not high enough for the eggs, the temp needs to be 82-84F and humidity levels must remain high. An incubator by far is needed if you plan on breeding any type of lizard. It takes the guess work out of doing it the homemade way. Never turn the eggs at all, always keep them in the position they were laid. Take a felt tip marker and mark the upside so you know how to always place them back if you need to move them. If you rotate them you will kill the embryo inside. Please google bearded dragon eggs before you end up killing your eggs. You should have done research before the mating attempt even took place. You are an irresponsible breeder, and an inexperienced one at that.

Q:I've got Five Texas Banded Geckos and one of the adult females laid eggs the other day, one of the two eggs looked fine but the other had a really moist spot on it and was slightly collapsed, does this mean it's dead or is this norm.? Another one of my females is pregnant and looks like she'll lay any day. Any help would be really awesome!! Thanks!: ive hatched out health banded geckos(central americans) from eggs my wife thought for sure were bad. give the egg a shot you might be surprised. since banded gecko eggs are so small and delicate they tend to look a little different than other gecko eggs like a leos.

Q:What can vermiculite do?: Vermiculite product is vermiculite ore through high temperature extruded articles, with loose and light weight, is a kind of building insulation materials, flower cultivation used mainly using its loose and reduce the pot soil weight, for a long time will crush doesn't work, it is necessary to replace the.

Q:How to apply the quota of cement and vermiculite insulation layer?: Vermiculite is a kind of hydrate, which is blocky, flaky and granular. It is the product of weathering and alteration of natural mineral such as biotite. The interlayer water molecule is ignited at high temperature, and the volume is increased by 18-25 times. Rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, aluminum, iron, magnesium, silicate and other ingredients. Vermiculite has higher layer charge number, so it has higher cation exchange capacity and stronger cation exchange adsorption capacity. Characteristics: light weight, and good adsorption properties, not decay, can be used for 3-5 years (unlike the humus, coconut shell, clothing and other perishable).

Q:I can only think of salt! Is yeast a nutrient? Would it work? Thank-you!: Nitrates Phosphates Potassium (so there is your famous NPK trio) magnesium (to prevent leaf yellowing) You would need (for example) an inert culture medium like vermiculite and a series of identical plants (eg cuttings, offsets etc) some you would water with all of the nutrients (in suitably dilute form) but miss out the nutrient you are investigating (e.g. nitrate) and some you would water with all the nutrients including the one you are investigating. By comparing the two groups you could get some idea of what the nutrient was used for. (If you deprive a plant of nitrates it generally remains stunted because the nitrate is needed for protein production which is in turn needed for growth). John

Q:Wanted to know because I have both a male and female box turtle and they have been hooking up.: Nesting quarters Prepare a 65L (20 gallon) tank with about 10 cm (4 inches) of potting soil or soil/vermiculite mixture. Laying eggs The average gestation period is two months, but if she doesn't find a suitable place for laying her eggs, she might retain them inside. During the last two weeks you will notice that she will spend more time on land, sniffing and digging around in order to find a proper place for laying her eggs. At this point, you need to place the female in the nesting quarters. At this point, you need to place the female in a tank with about 4 of potting soil or a soil/vermiculite mixture. Try to watch her as much as you can to see where she lays the eggs. She might lay from 2 to 20 eggs. There are pro's and con's to both leaving and removing the eggs. Removing the eggs or not There are pro's and con's to both leaving and removing the eggs.If the eggs are left, you eliminate the risk of damaging the eggs. Keepers who have a good basking area prefer to leave the eggs where they were laid, a good point of doing so is that they do not need to handle the eggs, digging them out could damage the eggs or some of them. However, if left buried, they are difficult to monitor. Also, if an egg is infected with a fungus, it may spread to the whole nest or the hatchlings may have a difficult time digging their way out.

Q:How do the ‘air activated‘ handwarmers work? Is it a chemical reaction?: Quoted directly, from website below: Warmers operate on a chemical reaction with air similar to rusting. The warmer ingredients are iron, water, cellulose, vermiculite, activated carbon and salt. The heating process takes place in this fashion: The iron in the pouch, when exposed to oxygen, oxidizes and therefore produces heat (aka, Air Activated). When iron oxidizes it produces iron oxide, more commonly referred to as rust. The salt acts as a catalyst. The carbon helps disperse the heat. The vermiculite is used as an insulator for the purpose of retaining the heat and the cellulose is added as a filler. All of these ingredients are surrounded by a polypropylene bag. Polypropylene allows air to permeate the ingredients while holding in moisture.

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