Post your water dogs

>tfw it gets too hot here and can't afford a water chiller

Would having one in front of my AC work? Save some of the water from the tank during water changes and make a giant ice cube?

>>2392576
My AC keeps my room freezing in 90 degree weather. I usually only need ice in the transitional periods in Spring and Fall.

>>2392583
I'd just be worried relying on the AC too much, as if it shit out while I wasn't home I don't know how long they can withstand warmer temps. Without AC, my whole house will easily reach 95+. I usually completely abandon my upstairs in the summer since it's expensive just to have one, let alone multiple AC's running.

Gets around to 80 in my basement at worse.

>>2392587
They can't handle it for a prolonged period of time, they will suffocate. I'd say save up for the tank chiller, or go with reptiles.

>>2392605
>go with reptiles
>often buried under 4ft of snow and power outages
>freezing for 8ish months of the year

I plan on moving as soon as I can because this is bullshit for pets other than cats and dogs. Otherwise I'd be drowning in tortoises.
Thanks for the help, though.

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dolphins are water dogs

>>2392626

I live in Salt Lake City, and have similar problems.

Wtf is that thing if i saw that in real like i would fucking ddt it

>>2393672
nicee

>>2392567
I would love one, my basement tends to stay pretty cool

my neighbors growing up had some that were able to survive the summers in their ac'd house but 70 is still a bit too warm for them from what I've read.

my basement with ac tends to stay more than cold enough that I wouldn't need a chiller but I'd probably get one anyways because why chance it.

>>2393575
>but they rape
oh wait dogs attempt to as well, got me I guess

>illegal in nj
get me out of this shit hole