Co2 Canisters

They are anesthetized first, then asphyxiated. (First they sleep, then they die painlessly).


Depending on how many U want to kill, you shouldn't need to do a large tank. CO2 is heavier than air, too so it will be at the bottom of the container down by the rats.

You can have a valve an knob installed where you have the canisters filled. Or any welding supplies / refiller shop has them. That's were I got mine. Canister filled, valve w/on-off and the hose only cost me $46.

Or check out the Feeders forum. Brad and Bryan and a few others that do feeders to sell, have some great plans and pics for HUMANE ways to gas them for killing. Check the sticky @ the top of the forum main page.

RuLyn

get a remote line for the co2 tank they cost about 25 to 30 bucks then add a slide check to the end of the line thats about 20 bucks but it makes it easier

http://www.paintball-online.com/pain...k=yes&dept=170

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Originally Posted by jwk811

No, I don't think they don't sufficate it's the anesthesia in the co2 that makes them fall asleep. I'm not sure if I'm wording that right but it has something to do with anesthesia. Is that like the same stuff that doctors use? Lol.:snake:

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If the concentration of CO2 progress slowly, then it is an anesthetic.