Can you place the fish in water, such as pool or bathtub? Do fish float?
877300
Yes. Not only do they float, but they swim as well. It's a really neat toy. (By the way, I'm an Indiana grandmother too!)
877301
Yes. We place ours in the pool and it swims. It does not swim far, but it goes far enough to enjoy.
877302
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.
877303
It floats & really swims, but unfortunately after only a couple of uses, it stopped working. I think water got inside it. My granddaughter loved it and still plays with it, but it doesn't swim anymore.
877304
It's only the one big fish, and yes it floats. It's intended for use in water. When you turn it in, it will swim around the water. The 2 magnetic lures do not float from what I remember.
1001630
Definitely not! It is for decoration only as it has no filtration system. The faux jellyfish are somewhat fragile and move about in a 2.5" depth tank. Also a few drops of dish detergent is added to the water to make their movement more fluid. Any type of fish will have different water requirements in order to sustain a healthy environment.
438952
The tail is not flexible. I would not put this in a fish tank...between the metals and the unknown sorts of plastics you run a real risk of poisoning your fish.
374240
I put 15 goldfish down on the bottom of my tub. it makes me feel a little safer. The answer is YES
2022037
Yes, but due to all of the channels for bubbles of air to be trapped, they will float. You can force the bubbles out by shaking them under water, but they stop floating eventually anyway.
659842
Read my review. YES your fish can and might jump out. We lost two this way, and one got stuck in the filter, all within a week. If you have not purchased this bowl already, PLEASE for the fish's sake buy something else.
1653423
Yes, you can store it in the 5 gal. bucket, but not enough room for the float to operate correctly while in there.
1024259
No doesn't float. Great pool toy for kids and adults alike as long as they're skilled enough to swim under water to retrieve torpedo.
1217081
Hello! I tossed one of the medium sized bears in a bowl of water. It roughly floated - hung out on top, but much of the bear was underneath the water's surface, with only a little amount actually above the water. So they do seem to float, but not as good as, say, a rubber ducky.Hope this helps!
1325522
NO, please DO NOT pour directly into fish tank . You need to mix it into a separate container first. Mix per directions into a container, pan ect. Stir as you are adding water into container. Unfortuntly I did not stir as I was adding water in pot and killed a few of my fish! I hope this has helped.
1896835
They do sink. My water flow is kinda strong, so they move across the front of the tank as they sink. If I didn't have such a strong current they would sink directly to the bottom. My fish all line up as they know the pellets move along the current. The fish seem to like pellets.
1325523
You can pour it directly in with the fish but I would try to put it in a place of water flow such as where your aerator makes bubbles or the output of your filter. It spreads it around faster this way
827218
No but there are a number of breeder baskets that are made for inside of the tank use including some that float .
390895
The battery is inside the fish. No human access. Once it dies, it is not replaceable. The fish works on electric charge that occurs when the belly of the fish simply gets wet. Put the fish in the tub or even a puddle on the side of your sink and the light goes on. That's important to know because the fish must be stored someplace dry when the kids are not playing with it or else the battery will just get used up and die. Then you have a nice plastic goldfish that still floats, but does not light up.
855981
Yes they will float for a while. Don't leave them in the water for a long time.
490178
No, we use them for our kids to play with so we put them in a large bowl and they do not float.
2233051
Yes, you put water in it. to fill line plus few drops of dish soap to keep jellyfish from clumping together.I added fish tank background (tape to outside of tank) and glass beads at the bottom, inside. A great conversation piece.