Robo Alive Turtles Electronic Robot Toy (2 Pack), Water Activated Toy for Child by ZURU

Do you have a cat that loves water? This is their new favorite toy. Fill a sink or pan or any vessel and simply drop in the fish. That's it! Just drop in the fish. The fish starts out slow, then a bit faster. The noise is not obnoxiously loud, just enough for the cat to pay attention. My cat loves bubbles and the tail motion makes enough to entertain. Eventually the toy will stop and just float in the water. It goes for a good amount of time before stopping. There is no hassle with charging or batteries. We play with this daily and they last a long time. Don't let the cost fool you, it's worth it. A toy that is cheap and a cat never uses is the waste of money. A toy that a cat loves? Always worth it. There are a lot of water kitties out there, and this is for them.

my grandson is totally in love with the fish he loves to play with them in the bathtub when he's taking a bath and even when he's not he wants to go in there and play with them

My grandson has a toodler pool he is going to love these robo fishes I know he will they're extremely cute and futuristic 💖💯😊🎖️

Our daughter is a little less than a year and loves these fish so much! She's a little water bug and enjoys playing with these inside and out of the bath!

The grandsons loved them bought a fish bowl and a few plastic plants to go with them and now they have live action pet fish swimming around that you don't have to feed

swims slow..not as good as the fish...but after just a few uses in the bathtub with my little one they dont swim anymore...batteries are dead..theese need to be made to charge somehow..you can replace the batteries which i have prior..but its a pain..n the batteries are pricey as well...n dont last long at all!! Its actually better to just rebuy the toy at that point..which would be a con stant buy...if you have multiple children then you better get a side job to buy just these for a summer in the pool or bathtime!

Purchased the fish which work well, these turtles do not swim well at all. Disappointed for what they charge you. Stick with the fish ..

if you assumed the fishes would be swimming until the batteries die out, try again. they run for 4 minutes than shut off until you dry them and put them back in for another 4 minutes.

it died the min it hit the water. so I took it back and got another one and as soon as it hit the water it died too. so I bought her a shark and it does better but she don't like the fact it won't dive like the fish.

Received these rather quickly, however one of them does not work. We have googled and followed instructions but no matter what the orange and white one will not work. Possibly a bad sensor?