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Zuru Robo Fish Robotic Swimming Pet – Water-Activated Fish That Swims in 5 Directions

(4 customer reviews)

Original price was: $119.14.Current price is: $48.19.

Swims in 5 directions and dives up to 6 feet when placed in water – perfect for bath time or sensory play.

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Robo Fish – The Ultimate Robotic Swimming Pet!

Bring underwater fun to life with the Robo Fish – a realistic, water-activated robotic pet that swims just like a real fish! Simply drop it into water and watch it spring to life, swimming in up to 5 directions and diving up to 6 feet deep.

Whether for sensory play, bath time fun, or a sneaky prank in the kitchen jug – this clever little fish delivers endless entertainment!

Product Features

  • Water-activated robotic movement
  • Swims in 5 directions & dives up to 6ft
  • Perfect for bath time, sensory bins & play tanks
  • Prank-worthy realism – great for laughs!
  • 6 surprise colours to collect
  • Comes with 2 x LR44 button cell batteries
Feature Detail
Activation Method Water contact
Swimming Directions Up to 5 directions
Maximum Dive Depth 6 feet
Battery Type 2 x LR44 button cells
Available Colors 6 surprise colours

FAQ

How deep can the Robo Fish dive when activated in water?

The Robo Fish can dive up to 6 feet when activated in water.

Does the Robo Fish work in all types of water?

It works best in clean, still water such as bathtubs, sensory bins, or small tanks. Avoid use in saltwater or very hot water.

How long does the battery last?

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4 reviews for Zuru Robo Fish Robotic Swimming Pet – Water-Activated Fish That Swims in 5 Directions

  1. Tim Fraser –

    My 3-year-old loves watching the Robo Fish swim around in the bath. It moves so realistically and makes bath time much more fun. The colors are different each time, which keeps it exciting.

  2. Joe Buckland –

    Great for sensory play. It responds to water and swims in different directions. A bit noisy at first, but after a few uses, it’s become a favorite in our play area.

  3. Angela Gill –

    We use it in a sensory bin and it’s a hit with both kids and adults. The surprise colors make it feel like a collectible. Works well in small containers and stays active for a long time.

  4. Sebastian Howard –

    It works as expected, but the movement is a bit slow. Not as lively as some other robotic pets. Still a fun addition to playtime.

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