Where can I buy dry ice??

I'm going to be building a CO2 chamber for my feeder rodents and all I need now is some dry ice. What kinds of stores carry it and is it expensive?

The only place in my town that sells it cheap is this ghetto gas station downtown. Sure, there's drug dealers on every corner, but it's somewhere near $3.00/lb. :8: So, I'd reccommend just calling around to places with frozen foods... some groceries may have it.

alright, thanks.

i've heard that home depot sells it too.

Well, I have a Home Depot right next to the pet store where I get my feeders so I'll check there too. thanks Amy

and if you are in canada... almost no where. i've been searching and searching. :( we have very strict laws up here about this stuff...

and me with 31 ratties to co2 next week... i guess i'll be using the vinegar and baking soda method

I use a CO2 tank like they use for soda fountains you just need a regulator but one tank will last for years. Look for an Ice company or distributor. My friend gets it from a local company that makes all kinds of ice products (blocks, cubes etc..).

You can buy it at Meijers in the front of the store like the regular ice coolers and it is around $.99 per lb.

http://www.dryicedirectory.com/

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Originally Posted by jglass38

http://www.dryicedirectory.com/

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Sweet link!!!!!! :rockon: