Bigblackdog
Well-Known Member
Here's a quick & easy CO2 Chamber for your rats.
Cost: Less than 10 bucks.
Time: Less than 10 mins to make.
WHAT YOU NEED:
A suitable airtight container (I use a Starmaid 10l container).
Rubber tubing (95c a metre at the Pet Shop)
Squeeze bottle (I use a tomato sauce bottle $1.49 from the warehouse)
Chinese takeaway container.
White vinegar
Bi Carb Soda
WHAT TO DO:
- Attach the tubing to your squeeze bottle and make sure it's tight!
- Using a soldering iron, melt a hole in the lid of the airtight container, above where the takeway container will be set (I use velcro to keep the takeaway container in place.)
- Feed the unattached end of the tube through the melted hole in the lid of the large container.
- Ensure to seal the area on the lid so it is airtight.
- Fill takeaway container 1/4 full with Bi-Carb.
- Fill squeeze bottle with vinegar.
- Add rats to main container & seal.
- Squeeze the vinegar into the Bi-Carb
- Come back in 5 mins & wash your new food items!
I know this isn't the least messy way to CO2 rats, but it is quick, effective & cheap, and will hopefully benefit someone out there!
Cost: Less than 10 bucks.
Time: Less than 10 mins to make.
WHAT YOU NEED:
A suitable airtight container (I use a Starmaid 10l container).
Rubber tubing (95c a metre at the Pet Shop)
Squeeze bottle (I use a tomato sauce bottle $1.49 from the warehouse)
Chinese takeaway container.
White vinegar
Bi Carb Soda
WHAT TO DO:
- Attach the tubing to your squeeze bottle and make sure it's tight!
- Using a soldering iron, melt a hole in the lid of the airtight container, above where the takeway container will be set (I use velcro to keep the takeaway container in place.)
- Feed the unattached end of the tube through the melted hole in the lid of the large container.
- Ensure to seal the area on the lid so it is airtight.
- Fill takeaway container 1/4 full with Bi-Carb.
- Fill squeeze bottle with vinegar.
- Add rats to main container & seal.
- Squeeze the vinegar into the Bi-Carb
- Come back in 5 mins & wash your new food items!
I know this isn't the least messy way to CO2 rats, but it is quick, effective & cheap, and will hopefully benefit someone out there!