Can Octopod be in water?
177226
The octopod itself could be put in water but it probably would not do very well. It is lite weight & would not stay up right. It will fall over & float. It also has a battery powered "alarm" on top that would need to be taken off before put in the water. I would not recommend putting it in water. The accessories, figures & the gup vehicles (except for the robot kawazii) would be fine to play with in the water.
177227
Yes and no... there is stickers inside ans that red thing on top of pod.... thats not water proof..but thats detachable...so if u dont care about stickers or dont put stickers yes can it be in the water
550203
We don't have any of the speeders, but the Octopod's "hole" is about 2" wide. It's just a trap door feature with a slide. I don't know if it would launch the speeders.
1316843
My son's also had some challenges. It seems to be a design flaw. It clicks in with a bit of force (too difficult for my 4 year old). Still worth it if they love Octonauts!
673365
Yes you can, I didn't put them in vases or anything but I found that these things can get pretty big. Like really big. But everything should still be fine to leave them in water.
877301
Yes. We place ours in the pool and it swims. It does not swim far, but it goes far enough to enjoy.
1091566
I'm sorry - I really don't know. I bought this as a gift and the recipient didn't use it in water. Hope you can find out. :)
214317
Yes, but you can only have a few options. The transducer needs to be in the water in order to work.
574583
I would say yes, but they do have filters you can get that you can put totally under the water. Only about a quarter of an inch is above water so I don't see why not. I don't think it will hurt to try.
1544943
Yes, You should see water moving. Make sure you didn't get any think stuck in the bottom of it.
1273533
I haven't tried putting it in the water, but wouldn't recommend doing it either way. There are way more mechanics to this one than the other Gups.
237529
It is small pellits and should be placed in standing water. Hope this helps!
890949
If it is dissolved in the water, I don't believe so because that would require a chemical reaction. If it is particulate, then yes.
314220
It is a great grip and well made, I have never put mine in water; but can think of no reason why it would not work in water. It is very rugged, I use it in the field for birds. Good luck.
319658
My kids haven't attempted to put it in water so I don't know if it will float. It does have 2 buttons for sound effects, so that would certainly be ruined by putting it in water. My almost 6 year old has had this for almost 2 years and still uses it, as does my 3 year old son. It is a good toy for the price. Hope this helps.
764879
I'm no expert but I don't see why not. After all it's designed to spend its life submerged in water.
663860
No, I just tried to make sure! My aqua-kong also did not float - it's on the bottom of a farm pond now!
1533070
Not in that you would put it into water. It goes on the back of the aquarium. If you are considering this one, the one I got was so faded and pale it looked nothing like the photo. I have now taken it off. It was just a very pale washed out blue and if you looked real close you might see the "ocean floor" like the picture on amazon shows.