Are there any animals/pets that can live in an aquarium in all temperatures?

THE REED™

Long story short, I have a sunporch... it isn't temperature controlled, but it is enclosed.. in the summer its hot in the winter its cold... I have a 50 gallon nice fishtank, that I have no room for in my house but Im not going to get rid of it, right now its in my sunporch sitting empty.... Trying to see if I can make it a living environment... is there anything that can live in all temps?

jose830

maybe a baby alligator no longer than 12 inches they live in warm weather but they're warm blooded so they could live in cold weather also but not freezing cold...just a guess...

Lil' Missy

dont get a rabbit. theyre high maintenance.

everytime i put one in, they always try to swim out.

and they seem to have a short lifespan.

Jadon

Not sure but a fish tank there would be bad for algae if you plan on fish.

MARKBNLV

Buy some coy fish they are really cool and in the winter you can just hook up a ten dollar heater.

Own3d

Small garden pond fish will survive in almost any temperature.

The_Bringer

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Originally Posted by jose830

maybe a baby alligator no longer than 12 inches they live in warm weather but they're warm blooded so they could live in cold weather also but not freezing cold...just a guess...

Dude, he lives in Erie, PA. A reptile would freeze to death up there in no time flat in an exposed environment.

THE REED™

I mean what happens when it's 12 degrees outside? You think that thing will freeze?

MARKBNLV

I used to have 5 tanks running at once now i just have 1 the upkeep became to much.Thinking about starting up another reef a ton of work but rewarding.

Very similar to the one i used to have sold it for 6500 a few years back.

MARKBNLV

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Originally Posted by THE REED™

I mean what happens when it's 12 degrees outside? You think that thing will freeze?

50 gallons is not very big maybe 1 coy or 5 small fish inside you have a sht load more options.

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