How can I make a terrarium that can be atmospherically and pressure controlled for growing animals

C. Bruce

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3 years ago

So, basically I want to try and simulate prehistoric growth conditions. I need to be able to control the oxygen and carbon dioxide levels, along with increasing the atmospheric pressure from sea level to 2x. Does anybody know how to design a terrarium that I can attach an air cylinder to, along with a feeding mechanism? Finally, how much would it cost to make either a 50 gallon or 150 gallon container?

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bio_man

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3 years ago

Hi C. Bruce

You could start with a 50 gallon fish tank...

Not sure what else to tell you. Why would you need a feeding mechanism, are you planning on adding animals to your mini ecosystem?

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