SpongeBob Sandy Aquarium Ornament Multi-Color, 2 in, Mini

Looking to add a little adventure to your aquarium? This SpongeBob Sandy Aquarium Ornament from Penn-Plax brings the brave, brainy squirrel of Bikini Bottom into your underwater world. This is the Mini size at 2 inches, finished in multi-color detailing so Sandy stands out clearly among your plants, rocks, and gravel. It is a charming, fish-friendly accent that fans of the show will spot right away. For collectors and casual fans alike, Sandy is a welcome addition to any themed tank, and a fun new face for your fish to share their home with day after day.

• Features Sandy, the beloved Texas squirrel and a longtime favorite among SpongeBob fans of every age.
• Multi-color finish gives the little figure plenty of detail and eye-catching visual interest in the water.
• The 2-inch Mini size slips easily into nano tanks, quiet corners, or layered aquascapes.
• Made specifically as aquarium decor, so it is designed to live underwater in your fish's home.
• Compact footprint adds character while leaving plenty of open room for your fish to swim.
• Gives inquisitive fish a fun new spot to investigate and circle throughout the day.
• Pairs perfectly with other SpongeBob and Friends Minis from Penn-Plax so you can gather the whole crew.
• Sold as a single ornament, ready to rinse and set into place right away.
• A simple, kid-friendly way to theme a tank or freshen up your existing decor.
• Small enough to nestle among plants and rocks, so Sandy blends right into the scene.

Whether you are assembling the full Bikini Bottom cast or just love Sandy, this Mini ornament is a delightful little addition to any setup. Give it a quick rinse, nestle it into your layout, and let your fish enjoy their new neighbor. It is a simple touch that makes tank time more fun for everyone watching, and it leaves the door open to collect the rest of the characters down the road. Start with Sandy and build the underwater neighborhood from there, adding friends whenever the mood strikes you and letting the whole scene grow on its own time.