Silica Cloth-Fiber Glass Coating Vermiculite
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1.Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Specification:
1). This extreme high temperature, heat and flame resistant fabric is used for equipment protection, welding curtains and blankets.
2). Coating on the surface of silica fabrics can increase mechanical properties and high temperature resistance and can be used at 1800°F / 982°C continuously with molts above 3000°F / 1650.
3). Some of the properties of the fabric include SiO2 content ≥96%, Thermal shrinkage<13%.
4). This high performance extreme temperature fabric is used in almost all industries for the highest heat protection available.
2. Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Application:
1. Used primarily for high temperature insulation, thermal protection for several technical branches, blankets, molten metal splash protection, open flame and refractory padding.
3. Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Technical Datas:
- Q: ok so i have a new lasiodora parahybana and was wondering how often i should clean her enclosure.i use a mixture of vermiculite (80%) and top-soil (20%) for the substrate.I keep it at about 70-80% humidity with the aid of a sponge and water dish.i feed it a small cricket everyday.I noticed that the tank just really stinks now.so getting to the point, how often should i clean it?i don't want to disturb the stress level of my spider by removing it from it's enclosure and wrecking her burrow to clean out cricket husks every day.so rather than, how often should i clean the enclosure, i guess i'm really asking on how should i clean the enclosure?a lot of internet sources give me different advice.i was wondering on getting help from someone who has had a brazilian salmon pink bird eating spider and would like to pass on the knowledge.
- This Site Might Help You. RE: Blue Cobalt Tarantula Help? First off, I'd like to admit that I ****** up. If any ladies read this please excuse the profanity. I am the owner of an female African Black Trapdoor Spider and today I impulse-bought a male Cobalt Tarantula. I'd been searching for one for a while but never really researched them besides...
- Q: what does vermiculite do with peat moss? is it better than coco peat? and what is peat moss? thanks for answering thoroughly
- Go for Peat, or Vermiculite instead. Many of the professional keepers swear by Peat as a substrate, however although peat hold moisture quite well, the following are common problems: Mould, mites, fungus and other unwanted growths. To counter this the substrate should be microwaved (only when it's dry, otherwise their is a possible fire risk!) This will kill any mould or fungus spores, and anything else, such as mites. Vermiculite doesn't tend to encourage mould, fungus or mites. Though some tarantulas, especially arboreal species don't like it as it tends to stick to their feet. You can wet the coconut fibre a little more to encourage burrowing. I use a product called Bed-A-Beast. This product comes in a 4 X 8 X 2 block and when placed in water it yields about 8 litres of bedding. One block fills my five - 10x24 tanks and a dozen small containers for spiderlings.
- Q: i have leopard geckos but the male is barely 7 months old and weighs only 25 grams and i did not think he could breed my female then i had a suspition that he did because she was digging every where well i thought i had at least a week before she laid and to my suprise there was an egg in there this morning. right now i got it in a container with a layer of cottton then a layer of orchid bark on top. i was not supecting this and dont have the money to buy vermiculite. can i use some miracle grow potting soil?
- Ithink that no.
- Q: a. peat moss and vermiculiteb. sand and sphagnum mossc. sand and perlited. perlite and peat moss
- Sphagnum moss or even damp paper towels will work. I have hatched hundreds of gecko eggs on damp paper towels.
- Q: She might pop today and i cant make it to the store on time before they close. i have a 24/7 walmart i can get to today but later. ima get a styrofoam box, a water heater and tomorrow ima get the hydrometer for humidity. But i need to know what else i can use for bedding besides vermiculite. I'll try to see if my walmart carries it but if they dont what else can i use. i assuming like bark or something right? help?? also if my walmart does carry vermiculite or if not and i due end up just buying the bark or something what brand do i use because dont soils or bark carry chemicals in them??? help plz!
- have you got a male as well? if you dont then you can do anything with the egg as it will be infertile and it will be like hens eggs that we have for breakfast and there wont be an baby inside. however if you do have another then you should contact the vet and check with them as they should probably know the gecko as well as you
- Q: i have been getting into glass blowing but the place i was learning packed up and left and i have a setup to do it at home but have no kiln. how do i slowly cool down my pieces without a kiln. Ive heard I can use vermiculite but i want to make sure before i try that it will work
- i have no idea what that is so i dont know im sorry but maybe you could look in home depot they always have what my dad he is a pest person
- Q: i have a baby gecko - not older than a few months, and she just layed eggs, like an hour ago D:i made an incubator a while back, and i dont know why but i just turned it on today (lucky eh)its basically a lunchbox with a cricket box with damp vermiculite inside. its at about 85F now.lt;since my gecko is only a baby herself, i‘m aware they probably arent fertile, but stillgt;she layed them on top of the laying box i gave her, but one of the eggs was stuck tight onto it - anything i can do about this?(i wasnt sure, so i cut out that bit of the lid with the egg and and put that in the incubator)nowhere i looked says anything about the humidity in the incubator, so does anyone have any ideas about that too?and is there anything i can feed my little gecko to get her back upto strength - she‘s too small for pinkies.Thanks :)
- try crickets powdered with calcium. A lot of geckos have low calcium so this is necessary. Why are you breeding her this young if she's too little to have babies? it's not healthy. and you probably won't be able to get the stuck egg off without breaking it. You should keep the eggs in an air tight container and only air it once or twice a month. Don't keep the heat that high, try around 76 degrees and keep it constant! it's hard to keep gecko eggs, so good luck and research it next time.
- Q: Ok im breeding ball pythons and i dont have an incubator i was wondering what a good one would be that does not cost a whole lot?
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- Q: My female has had 2 clutches of eggs 19 first clutch and 24 second! I have been incubating them under lights in vermiculite and been spraying the vermiculite. I have them about half an inch under the vermiculite. But have been losing eggs and don't know why I have kept the temp at 82-84. Some of the eggs have gone black some have collapsed and some have gone a pink colour and collapsed and the bottoms of these ones have gone hard! What is the best remedy for this?? Is it worth changing the incubator to a water heater method?? Also should I have only half buried the eggs?? I have read a lot of mixed info on the Internet but would really like some info from someone with experience!! Thank you for Reading this I hope somebody can help me as it would be a real shame to lose them all!! And as my female is gravid again I really need to solve this problem!!
- The problem with using moss is it gets too wet and dries too quickly, it's very difficult to maintain humidity with it which can cause the eggs to mold or dry out. Try your local garden store or nursery to find vermiculite.
- Q: i have a leopard gecko that will be laying eggs what kind of bedding should i use
- Make a hide box or egg laying champer out of a plastic container filled with moist vermiculite or sand. You can also just use sand in your regular set up with a daily mist.
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