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my bearded dragon's gonna lay eggs soon and I looked all over and I can find vermiculite perlite or hatch right, what could I use other than those?????
sphagnum moss
Okay, so, I got a female crested gecko.....apparently, she was gravid! Now, I discovered 2 eggs in her cage.....what do I do?!?!?! I REALLY want the eggs to live, how do I incubate them so they can hatch? And, what do I need for substrate for the eggs? Do I need vermiculite? If so, how much? And do I need peat moss? PLEASE help!! And thank you!!!
Depends on the gecko lol i have one who has MBD(rescue) who cant shed at all by herself so i need to removed it by hand. To make a damp/moist hide. take a tub-a-ware continer and cut a hole in it. Put some damp paper towel in it(till you can get eco earth/coco bedding or moss) and done. They know what its for. When there in shed they seek out a moist place. it helps loosen the skin and allows them to take it off. DO NOT removed it yourself. they should eat most of the skin its very good for them.
My front yard is very sunny, as is the eastern side of my back yard. I‘m planning a vegetable garden in the back. I‘ve planted a semi-dwarf cherry tree in the front, as well as a couple of blueberry bushes, and am planning a spot for roses. I‘m relatively sure it‘s a bad idea to plant strawberries near the acidic-soil loving blueberries. but can i plant them below either the cherry tree or the roses? if neither of those are a good idea, would they do best in the vegetable garden, or should i plant them with something else in the front yard? i‘ve got some room to play with in both areas. (and i live in planting zone 7b, if that helps)
Straw berries are not fussy. But they spread pretty easy.
What is the bulk density of asphalt vermiculite? Is it better to use asphalt, vermiculite or cement vermiculite when roofing?
Vermiculite is a kind of thermal insulation material, even if you do not do roofing waterproof, that after finishing the vermiculite ramming, also must use the cement mortar to make the 2~3CM protection layer. Finished cement mortar protection layer after drying, and then laying asphalt or SBS waterproof coiled material and other waterproof material. Need to say is that asphalt is a waterproof material, cement is a protective layer of thermal insulation material, but also waterproof material of the adhesion layer, and vermiculite is thermal insulation material! Can not be said to be good asphalt, vermiculite, or cement, vermiculite, good drops are a kind of Dongdong Oh!
i have no sign now, but i am worried about my lungs . how can i deal?
There are a variety of different forms of asbestos. Most of the forms are not particularly dangerous, but the dangerous forms are really bad. The worst form is vermiculite, which was sold as insulation for houses. This stuff looks like small pieces of popcorn made out of mica. So, unless you were exposed to vermiculite, chances are you will never have a problem. Also, it usually takes chronic exposure to asbestos over several years to cause lung problems (but there are rare exceptions). You can't undo what's been done, so all you can do at this point if you are concerned is to make an appointment with a pulmonary specialist and get a chest x-ray. The doc can recommend a schedule for monitoring your lungs - maybe chest x-rays every 7-10 years.
Will regular potting soil mixed with perlite work?
We use a soil less mix that we make ourselves. 6 parts peat moss 2 parts aged cow poop 1/2 part perlite or vermiculite small dash of blood meal or other nitrogen rich fertilizer We mix this by the cubic yard with a cement mixer and a bobcat, but for small quantities I would suggest using a small scoop and mixing in a five gallon bucket.Make sure you mix well. You can find aged cow maure in bags at most home supply stores. We also use this for all of our house plants. Regular potting soil is usually too heavy, even when mixed with perlite, for tiny roots to push through and spread properly, and there is no advantage at all to using potting soil. There is much more nutrient in this mix.
I am going to breed my leos and I've studied A LOT. I wanted to see if anyone had suggestions. here are my questions: Perlite or Vermiculite? Where can I get on of the thermometers that have a wire you put in the vermiculite/perlite and the thermometer part sticks out of the incubator? Where can I get a cheap reptile incubator? What should the humidity be in the egg box? What should the temperature be in the perlite or vermiculite? How to make a incubator with a foam food temperature box (saw a lot of people do this on you tube if I can't get an incubator I'll make one)?
Both are natural minerals expanded by heating, but with slightly different properties: Perlite is said to improve aeration and drainage, whereas vermiculite holds water better. As in most gardening subjects, each gardener will have their own preferences.
was thinking of renting a bob cat to level , then roll over the ground back and forth to pack the dirt down. Any ideas /tips would be greatly appreciated , seeing as Im a woman and im doing this all on my own for the 1st time!, Ive called around my area and no1 offers help . Sheesh i thought money talks! ;op thanks in advance for the ideas.
pumice does not sink in water unless it has been floating for many years