I have just received an aquarium for a Christmas present, and though I had a betta once before in a 1.5 gallon bowl on my desk at work, I am inexperienced. In the summer, our condo can get up to 40 C (104F). I'm afraid it will kill my fish. Is there any way to keep a tank cooler than room temp?
chickadee
Member
I believe that there are things that are used to cool tanks but I am going to wait and see if someone with experience with the products or knowledge of their use can give you a better answer.
I do want to welcome you to Fishlore.com and say how glad we are to have you with us. We have people of all ages, nationalities and levels of experience represented here. There are all types of tanks and fish posted about on the forum on one of the boards or another. You are welcome to browse, comment, or question as you wish.
Rose
AlfaBetta
Member
Your only option is a chiller which are VERY expensive..totally not worth it unless you have a large expensive tank.
Butterfly
Member
since those temperatures are normal for your part of the world you could ask someone at a local fish store what other people use or reccomend
Where are you from? It's hard to reccomend anything since all things are not available everywhere
Carol
Peter243243
Member
HI LegoKnight! ;D
I like the Lego toys too. (Bulding toys for those who don't know.)
How good is your air conditioning?
If it is strong enough the tank will be okay. (And the house will be colder)