Zuru Robo Fish

Amusing pet fish just add battery.

Taking care of a fish also means worrying about feeding time, the water temperature and cleaning the tank. Well, not with the Robo Fish not only does it provide endless amusement for the kids but it also won’t die and break your heart. This swimming robot uses state of the art technology that can simulate natural fish movement in the water. It swims in 5 different directions, powered by battery and completely waterproof. A nice fun gift for children specially those who desperately want to own a real fish as a pet!

$6 – $10
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