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    Guinie Pig = How much Co2ppm per hour

    I wsa reading a post and Co2 and guinie pig were mentioned.
    How about a snake or lizards?

    I mean could they really produce enough Co2 in a bed room that contains a grow cabinet and a bed and few dresssers and a tank or cage with a small pet or 2

    Enough for a passive intake on the bottom of my cabinet. To feed the plants adequitly and efficiently
    Crimsondane Reviewed by Crimsondane on . Guinie Pig = How much Co2ppm per hour I wsa reading a post and Co2 and guinie pig were mentioned. How about a snake or lizards? I mean could they really produce enough Co2 in a bed room that contains a grow cabinet and a bed and few dresssers and a tank or cage with a small pet or 2 Enough for a passive intake on the bottom of my cabinet. To feed the plants adequitly and efficiently Rating: 5

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    Guinie Pig = How much Co2ppm per hour

    Ahahahhaa!!!

    I already replied to your thread about this in the Cultivation section....

    Kids, short answer, NO.

    AHAHHAHAAAA! Great imagination dude...

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