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Ocean Monkeys

 


By Glen L. Bledsoe 

Now you can have your own Ocean Monkeys! This kit gives you everything you need: water purifier, instant live eggs and super-growth food. Ocean Monkeys are the easiest pets to care for. Aquarium has a ventilated lid which opens easily from the inside.

• The original, amazing live ocean monkeys.

• A classic set to care for your very own adorable Aqua-Pets.

• The stainless steel and quartz glass aquarium is equipped with a glowing light which acts like a night light for your child’s bedroom allowing them to watch these scamps swarm and play as your child falls asleep in pleasant dreams.

• Ocean monkeys will keep your child’s room free of spiders, rodents, and any other unwelcome guests!

• Your Ocean Monkey pets may grow up to 12 feet (about 4 meters) in diameter and live up to two hundred years!

Get your Ocean Monkeys today!

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