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Swimming with Seapals

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Seapals has come out with a ton of different sea animals to get your everyone’s attention, no matter if they are girl or boy. Here I’ll take you through virtual tour of this new line of sea animals and talk about our very own. Currently there are 16 different Sea Pals for you to choose from.

Blue Lobster

First up, we were sent a blue lobster. He’s very cute and soft, kids loved him very much. Even my youngest liked playing with him, so much that he’s been slightly chewed on at the tail. Now the eyes are hard, so you do need to be careful, but other than that he’s the perfect pal for my little ones. He does become a puppet when you stick your finger up inside him, there is a hole located (well actually right where you think) under his belly. This makes him become a great partner in a puppet show or just to show little ones that he can move.

With our blue lobster we also got a card that taught us some facts about him. Honestly I can’t find the card now, one of the four ran off with it. But they’ve been telling me all types of things about them now, so I know they are reading it.

There is the pink anemonefish, purple tang, SeaPals Virtual SeaLife Plush Sea Turtle , seahorse, banner angelfish, shark, blue tang, dolphin, sting ray, manta ray, clownfish, flame angelfish. The last four being: Puffer Fish, Powder blue tang, Octopus (very cute) and starfish.


Posted in Stuffed Animals on December 1st, 2008

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