Artificial Moving Fishes Plastic, Random Fish

$24.98

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WalmartPrice: 24.98$

Realistic decoration: each plastic fish is designed with a moveable tail, which can be placed in fish tanks or aquariums to create a realistic ocean atmosphere, making your fish tank more vivid and ocean-like, a nice decoration for your fish tanks and aquariums. Durable to use: made of quality plastic, the artificial floating fishes are durable to use, please use them with confidence. The size of each fish measures approx. 1.6 x 1.2 inch/ 4 x 3 cm (L x W), and the size is appropriate for you to put them in the fish tank, which differs from each other, to make your fish tank full of different kinds of artificial fish. Widely usage: not only can these artificial fishes be applied in both fresh and salt water environments, but they are also beautiful decorations in shrimp tanks, fishbowls, and decorative glass vessels, creating a beautiful ocean atmosphere for your ocean pets. Sufficient quantity: you will receive 20 pieces of plastic artificial floating fishes, and the styles of fish and the number of styles are random. The amount is enough for you to decorate your fish tank or other places, and the styles of fish are subject to the items that you actually receive.

Realistic decoration: each plastic fish is designed with a moveable tail, which can be placed in fish tanks or aquariums to create a realistic ocean atmosphere. Durable to use: made of quality plastic, the artificial floating fishes are durable to use, and the size of each fish measures approx. 1.6 x 1.2 inch/ 4 x 3 cm (L x W). Widely usage: not only can these artificial fishes be applied in both fresh and salt water environments, but they are also beautiful decorations in shrimp tanks, fishbowls, and decorative glass vessels. Sufficient quantity: you will receive 20 pieces of plastic artificial floating fishes, and the styles of fish and the number of styles are random.

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