Zeolite Granules For Aquaculture, Packaging Type : HDPE Bag

GLOBAL EARTHS Zeolites are crystalline, aluminosilicate minerals that have a porous structure, making them useful in various industrial and agricultural applications, including aquaculture. Zeolite granules can be employed in aquaculture for several purposes:

1. Ammonia Removal: One of the key benefits of using GLOBAL EARTHS zeolite in aquaculture is its ability to adsorb ammonia. Ammonia is a toxic compound released by fish waste and uneaten feed. Zeolites can trap ammonia ions in their porous structure, preventing ammonia toxicity and creating a healthier environment for aquatic organisms.

2. Water Quality Improvement: GLOBAL EARTHS Zeolites can help improve overall water quality by adsorbing impurities and heavy metals. This can contribute to a more stable and cleaner aquatic environment, which is crucial for the well-being of fish and other aquatic organisms.

3. Cation Exchange Capacity: GLOBAL EARTHS Zeolites have a high cation exchange capacity, meaning they can exchange positively charged ions with the surrounding water. This can help maintain optimal levels of essential ions like calcium and magnesium in the water, promoting the health and growth of aquatic organisms.

4. pH Stabilization: Zeolites can assist in stabilizing pH levels in aquaculture systems. This is important because many aquatic species are sensitive to fluctuations in pH, and maintaining a stable pH range is essential for their well-being.

5. Filtration and Water Clarity: Zeolites can act as a mechanical filter, trapping particles and improving water clarity. This can be beneficial for the health of aquatic organisms and the overall aesthetics of the aquaculture system.

When using GLOBAL EARTHS zeolite granules in aquaculture, it's important to consider the following:

• Quality of Zeolite: Ensure that the zeolite used is of high quality and free from contaminants that could harm aquatic organisms.

• Application Rates: Follow recommended application rates based on the size of your aquaculture system. Applying too much zeolite can lead to over-adsorption and potential negative effects.

• Monitoring and Maintenance: Regularly monitor water parameters such as ammonia levels, pH, and water clarity. Replace or recharge zeolite as needed to maintain its effectiveness.

• Compatibility: Consider the specific needs of the aquatic species in your system, as some species may be more sensitive to changes in water chemistry.