Actually CO2 bonds to the red blood cells 200 times faster than oxygen. And releases slower. More than just getting rid of the oxygen in the room. It can cause affixation even after leaving to a vented area. It causes affixation basically from within because when the CO2 bonds to the red blood cells there isn't room for an oxygen cells to reverse the process.
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• Gasing Rats Immediately before feeding - Seeves1982, Mon Jan 9 08:44:46 2012
• RE: Gasing Rats Immediately before feeding - Bolitochrome, Mon Jan 9 10:48:34 2012
• Co2 isn't poison - mikebell, Mon Jan 9 11:09:24 2012
• RE: Co2 isn't poison - Seeves1982, Mon Jan 9 11:48:00 2012
• u seem 2 know a lot about it...? - zippy00_99, Mon Jan 9 14:32:32 2012
• RE: u seem 2 know a lot about it...? - DChristensen, Mon Jan 9 15:36:56 2012
• RE: u seem 2 know a lot about it...? - JYohe, Mon Jan 9 17:53:41 2012
• RE: u seem 2 know a lot about it...? - Seeves1982, Mon Jan 9 18:55:51 2012
• RE: u seem 2 know a lot about it...? - pfan151, Mon Jan 9 19:03:28 2012
• RE: u seem 2 know a lot about it...? - Seeves1982, Mon Jan 9 19:11:49 2012
• They are my pets too. - Bolitochrome, Tue Jan 10 11:42:42 2012
• RE: u seem 2 know a lot about it...? - morphed, Tue Jan 10 11:55:19 2012
• RE: u seem 2 know a lot about it...? - Seeves1982, Tue Jan 10 23:25:21 2012
• RE: Co2 isn't poison - BWsPythons, Mon Jan 9 19:34:25 2012
• RE: Co2 isn't poison - Seeves1982, Mon Jan 9 21:47:08 2012
• Obviously - mikebell, Mon Jan 9 23:40:25 2012