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Zeolite is a microporous aluminosilicate mineral,

The role of zeolite powder

(1) Feed carrier: zeolite ntụ ntụ appearance is a solid powder, uniform particles, no impurities, good fluidity and other characteristics, so it is particularly suitable for use as a feed carrier, additives, mineral supplements.

(2) Purification of water quality: zeolite ntụ ntụ contains a large number of frame pores, dense arranged together, in the water can be plankton, impurities adsorption filtration, so as to play a purifying effect of water quality. At present, the treatment of aquaculture, industrial sewage and domestic sewage is inseparable from the purification and disposal of zeolite ntụ ntụ.

(3) Adsorption of ammonia nitrogen

Zeolite powder has a good adsorption and removal ability for ammonia nitrogen in water, especially when the concentration of ammonia nitrogen in the shrimp pond reaches the critical value of the warning line, we can buy some clinoptilolite powder evenly sprinkle on the quick solution.

(4) Stabilize the breeding environment

When building a new fish pond, we can lay zeolite particles at the bottom of the pond in advance, which can play a long-term stability of the water body.

(5) Remove heavy metals

The cationic interaction of zeolite ntụ ntụ is very active, which is due to its special internal structure, which can adsorb and remove harmful heavy metal ions and chlorides in the animal body, enhance the physique, and thus improve the antiviral ability of the animal body.

(6) Strengthen the survival rate of fish fry

When breeding carp, we can add 1.8 kg zeolite ntụ ntụ per 1 litre of water (80 mesh recommended), In the normal temperature 35℃ water closed 40-60 minutes, the survival rate of fish fry can be increased from 80% to 99%, the effect is amazing, and research has confirmed that the use of zeolite powder to breed fish fry, its transport density increased by 25%, the survival rate can also reach more than 85.

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