vermiculite board for fireproof 28 years' experience

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vermiculite board for fireproof 28 years' experience

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	in bulk or plywood pallets
Delivery Detail:	15 days after your depoist

Specifications

vermiculite board for fireproof
model size:1220*2440mm
Thickness: 3-25mm

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Specifications:

1) Thickness: 3-25mm

2) Max. width: 1,220mm

3) Max. length: 3050mm

4)Square edge; Tapered; Chamfered; Tongue/Groove;

Different edge types of magnesium oxide wall panel :

Composition of MgO Board:

“An innovative mineral based, environmentally friendly “green” building material comprised of:”

MGO 70% MgCL2 10% Fiberglass 15% Perlite(Filier) 5%

Raw Material:

Magnesium oxide(MGO), magnesium chloride, perlite, Wood dust, fiberglass mesh, non-woven cloth etc.

Q: can i grow magic mushrooms with out using vermiculite?: They look good, Jose. Keep the vermiculite damp and the humidity correct and you'll be fine. Bad eggs will turn colors and darken up. These ones are plump and clean. You're good!

Q: What harm does sowing only use vermiculite to plant?: Agriculture, vermiculite can be used as a soil conditioner, because of its good cation exchange and adsorption, can improve soil structure, soil water storage, improve the permeability of soil and water, acidicto neutralsoil; vermiculite can also play a role of buffering, rapidchanges ofphtohinder,. Slow release fertilizer on crop growth medium, and allows a slightly excessive use of fertilizers and no harm to plants;

Q: Driving home i spotted a turtle on the side of the road. Afraid she would wander into the road i got out of my car. Doing a close examination and relizing she was hit and dead, i found that she must have just laid her eggs. So i took the eggs(afraid they would get hit too) and put them in a basket and brought them home. I now have them in a basket and convered with a washcloth in my sunroom where its nice and humid. What do i do while i wait for the rescue center to get back to me? (they are indeed snapping turtle eggs): It is unlikely they will survive if they weren't ready to be laid yet or were left out in the sun for too long. There is a chance, but it's slim. Put them in some moist vermiculite or perlite, available at any garden center. Keep them around 80 degrees, give or take. Snapping turtle eggs can take a little longer to hatch than other turtle eggs, up to 90 days. If they start to become sunken like a tire losing air, add water to the substrate to increase the humidity. If they turn moldy, then they are bad. Disregard the previous answer. They can be flipped over for the first couple of days after being laid.The female just drops them into a hole as she lays them and doesn't worry about keeping them right side up. After the first couple of days, then yes, flipping them over can kill them, but this isn't an issue yet. So although Brittany wants to be a smart a$$ and ask you if you know anything about turtle eggs, it is her that needs to learn a little more, especially considering she didn't say anything helpful at all about caring for the eggs. EDIT: Blah, blah, blah Brittany. You say you don't want to give unnecessary information, but that's all you're doing instead of giving helpful information. Obviously the eggs haven't been on the road for long or they would have dried up? Have you even ever cared for reptile eggs? Probably not or you would have had something useful to contribute rather than relying on poor care sheets for your information.

Q: I've been looking online and I all the supplies I'd need to get seem awfully expensive. I need a small breeding rack (should I make or buy), vermiculite (where to buy from), and an Incubator (make or buy). I'm looking for the cheapest solution, making things aren't a problem.: The white stuff is vermiculite; it is one of the components of the potting soil. It separates the soil particles and allows air and water to penetrate more easily. Good luck and enjoy!

Q: Vermiculite is not big: Specification and use of vermiculite in XinjiangThe main types of vermiculite in Xinjiang are: 1-3mm, 2-4mm, 10-20 eyes, 20-40 eyes, 40-60 eyes, 80-120 eyes and so on.Xinjiang raw ore vermiculite has become silvery white after roasting and is a unique vermiculite variety in china.1. silver white ore (0.25-0.71mm, 0.3-1MM, 0.71-2mm, 1.4-4mm, 2.8-8mm)2. silvery white roast expansion (various specifications)3. gold ore (0.3-1MM, 1-3.5mm, 3.5-7mm)4. golden yellow roasting expanded vermiculite (various specifications)

Q: All I have is miracle grow and Ive seen cacuts growing out side here where I live but I would like an experts opinion..... Help Me Please: Vermiculite can stick to the beardie as she lays her eggs and has been known to cause eye problems to lizards who have used it to lay their eggs in. It's a great incubating medium, though. But I'd recommend using EcoEarth/Bed-a-Beast for her to lay the eggs in. You can then move the eggs to the incubator with vermiculite (no additives like the other answerer said) or perlite (which I find that I have better success with when it comes to gecko eggs...again, no additives). Be sure to keep the eggs in the same position as they were laid.

Q: Is perlite ok for leopard gecko eggs? Because there are no stores that carry vermiculite.: vermiculite helps restore nutrients that it needs to perk up ...you can buy it at home depot :)

Q: Now that my anole has laid an egg how am I to take care of it?: keep it in a corner of the cage where the adult cant get to box it off with something. i had the same thing but the adults stepped on it and it cracked. keep it warm.