can put the alligator in the swimming pool
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No, this alligator is made of fabric and stuffed. It cannot get wet, but it is large, it covers my son's full size bed! He loves it.
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NOOOOO!!! SenT Me Two And They Swore That IT Did. Promised To Pull It Off The Site And Get Back With Me And They Never Did Do Not But If UWant The Alligator..
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Alligator clips on the chain and a sand bag on the ground holding t he paper. Place bag on paper on the ground and rewind until taught and use alligator clip chain to hold. :)
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Yes, water would be fine. I am sure that my grandson has taken these in the pool.
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I would not put it in a pool due to the metal legs. It would be afraid it might rust.
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Hello there! No, I don't think the tank will work for that purpose.... to give your dog a bath yes, but a "pool" no.
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Yes as long as the inflatable pool has the hose connections to attach to the pump.
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You can put the fish in the pool or the bath tub. He is battery operated with a magnet in his mouth, so as he "swims" by the lure, the magnets catch.
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I have been able to get a large Gatorade bottle in on its side with a couple of cans
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No, it's a completely separate unit and can be placed anywhere in the pool.
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No you cant put it in an inground pool because it is too big. There is a compressor that continually runs to keep the slide and pool inflated. A hose is also attached to keep water continually flowing down the slide and into the pool area. I believe it would sink with the weight of the kids if you tried to put it in a pool.
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well it can. if you stay in the pool then you will be just fine but when you get out of the pool make sure you have something to dry off with
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One thing further, it would work perfectly fine in a pool that his chest deep or a lake that is any depth that you would use it at up to 35 feet, it is rated only down to 35 feet.
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He could if you have the type of slide that can straddle the edge of the pool...with the ladder outside and slide inside. Otherwise, I don't think there would be enough room. Good idea though!
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If you overfill it slightly, they'll have a pool. My older cats LOVED this thing! They took to it like a fish to water (for lack of a better analogy)
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I don't think so. If the lower ground was out side the pool you could, but not from the inside.
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Definitely not! It's just a plastic housing with a couple screws holding it together. If you were to put it under a plastic outlet cover or something, it might be fine near the pool. But it wouldn't survive immersion or splashing by any means.