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- can i use sepiolite in my bearded dragon tank?
- No, bearded dragons like arid enviroments. sepiolite i believe is supposed hold moisture like vermiculite. Use dry bedding like crushed walnut shells or cypress mulch. if you plan on breeding and incubating eggs then vermiculite or sepiolite would work great to keep the eggs moist.
- The soil is heavy and I‘ve had to hand-pick rocks out of it. I plan to dig in a few handfuls per square inch of horticultural sand. I had read that manure would be too rich, so won‘t use that. But should I add some organic fertilizer like fish, bone or blood meal? I wish to plan right away.
- it depends on the car. on some cars you can use cheap pads and some you can,t.
- What material is vermiculite?
- Its crystalline structure is monoclinic, and it looks like mica from its appearance. Vermiculite is produced by hydration of certain granite. It is commonly produced with asbestos. Because vermiculite has the ability of ion exchange, it has a great effect on the nutrition of the soil.
- Because I am running put of space to grow vegetables in the vegetable patch, I am thinking of growing more in broccoli boxes. I am also considering making a soil medium of half cheap potting soil and half garden soil (clay). Then I will add a hand-full of manure and bloodamp;bone. Will this be good for planting vegetables?Or do I need so expensive mixture e.g. vermiculite, coir, mushroom compost, vermicast, etc.?
- when it comes to your safety don,t take any chances ! myself i block the wheels, slide a 2 ton floor jack under the car and block up under the frame from falling ! no car is worth your life !
- from these materials, which three are the top BEST insulators? and explain why.fiberglass, wool, bubble gum wrap, foam, steel wool, polystrene, plastic, rubber, wood, aluminum, silver wrapping of chocolate bar, rockwool, cellululose, polyurethane foam, extruded polysterene foam, expanded polystrene foam, polyisocyanurate foam, and vermiculitebest answer gets 10 points, i SWEAR :D thx
- I use reptile carpet to prevent impaction. In many cases, Calci-Sand has been reported to have caused impaction. However, it is not alone; any type of pellets (such as Rabbit Pellets), pebble-like substrates, and several dried plant-based substrates are also known to present a high risk. Play sand can also cause impaction if it is ingested on a regular basis, or if a great deal of it is ingested at one time. But if you want to use sand use play sand but feed it in a different tank.
- 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
- the garden section of your favorite big box store, home improvement center, or hardware store or at your favorite garden store. It's used in potting soil mixes. You can buy it by the bag.
- My crested geckos seem to already know how to breed, and quite well. I have two breeding pairs that came to me from my husbands jobs, people just not able to keep them anymore. So now I am having two gravid females pretty much every one and a half to two months. I hate to see the eggs after they lay them dried up and dead. I know that they need a nesting bowl, but where do you go from there? I tried to use some damp substrate and they ended up molding which I took as unviable. So are there any suggestions where to get vermicullite. I have looked all over the place and the only place I can find it is in potting soil that has chemicals which I know is a no no. Any suggestions would help. Thanks alot everyone that answers.
- You'll need a polystyrene box, a thermometer, a heat mat and a thermostat, as well as your tupperware/takeaway box, vermiculite and eggs. Unless you have all of this spare, it will only cost you ?30 - ?40 or so. Put damp vermiculite in tupperware box and put inside the polystyrene box. Place heatmat, connected to themostat, under the tupperware box also inside the poly box. Put thermostat and thermometer probes inside tupperware box where the eggs will be (may need to make a hole in the box).
- Vermiculite in the end what color is good, my how like false?
- Usually from biotite to hydrothermal alteration or weathering. It sometimes appears as large biotite (this is the biotite illusion of vermiculite) and sometimes becomes slightly soil like. When the vermiculite is heated to C, it expands 20 times and bends. This is a bit like vermiculite leech (Hirudo, commonly known as the leech) so it has such a name. Vermiculite is usually brown, yellow, dark green, oil like luster. When heated, they turn gray. Vermiculite can be used as building material, adsorbent, fireproof insulating material, mechanical lubricant, soil amendment, etc..