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Marine Life Fishbowl Diy Building Block - 6 Pcs

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Funny Fish Tank Marine Ocean Life Sea Creatures 80-pcs Mini DIY Building Block Craft Kit Box - 6 Box Collection -CAUTION: Chocking Hazard. Suitable for ages 6+ -Kit Dimensions: 7.25" * 5" * 1.5" -Display Box Dimensions: 10.5" * 7.5" * 5" -Assorted Design (1-Killer Whale Orca, 1-Octopus, 1-Crab, 1-Manta Ray, 1-Regal Blue Tang, 1-Clownfish, May Vary) -100% Plastic -CA Prop 65 Advisory -Packaging Details: Individually packed boxes include a step-by-step instructions and block pieces sealed in OPP packet, then inserted in card display box. -Bring the ocean to life with the Mini Block Funny Fish Tank set! Featuring 6 adorable designs-Whale, Octopus, Crab, Manta Ray, Regal Blue Tang, and Clownfish-each colorful build sits in a round "fishbowl" for a playful display. Perfect for creative fun, collecting, or gifting.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby G. ★★★★★

My 7-year-old knocked out all six boxes in one rainy afternoon and the little sea creatures actually stay together when he plays with them. Each mini build is small enough to line up on a windowsill without taking over the shelf.

Lucy ★★★★★

The 80 pieces in each box are tiny but they snap together tight, no loose wobble once the fish and coral are built. My daughter finished all six mini tanks over a rainy weekend and now they're lined up on her shelf like a little reef. Just keep an eye on younger kids since the parts are small.

Scarlett ★★★★★

Bought these for my nephew's 7th birthday and he tore through all six boxes in one afternoon. Each little fish and seahorse is only about 80 pieces total, so it's the right size for small hands without getting frustrating. The finished fishbowl sits on his shelf now and he keeps rebuilding it.