As it turns out, in home biomodification is one of those hobbies that takes up a lot of space, time, and money even if you're mostly tailoring to yourself and loading off lots of work to machines. Although that might also raise up the cost. The biggest, heaviest think is the work tank, Kim explains, because it needs a reservoir of oxygenated goo to have the subject in, and that reservoir also happens to do half the circulating. Even with some after market mods, that's a big tank.<br/><br/>She technically has enough to replace those two big, important parts, but that would mean taking all the smaller bits and also having to rent some kind of bio-cooler to keep her spare parts in, and probably a smaller, more normal cooler to keep said parts in for transport.