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These Floating Jellyfish Lights Turn Your Pool Into a Giant Aquarium

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This is the coolest pool light I have ever come across! This is the Summer Waves® Aqua Glow Floating LED Jellyfish, I don’t even have a pool and I want this!

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Look at how cool and realistic it is! It even has tentacles! The floating LED Jellyfish is an iridescent floating light with light tentacles hanging down into the water below.

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Love these! I have a 27′ ag pool, and a few of these put a beautiful glow, and light up pool enough to see bottom for nighttime swimming. Look nice too!

Starlette – Walmart Reviewer

It has 6 functions for the LED lighting! The floating jellyfish light can give you an amazing light show with red, green, and blue lights! It has a multicolor twinkle setting, a fade setting, and even a steady light setting. You get to choose for your mood!

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I bought 3 of these to light up our above ground pool. They are beautiful and add just the right amount of light. They are larger than I was expecting and well worth the price. The LED light have several settings: strobe, fade (my favorite), or solid color on any one of the 3 colors of lights. There is also a timer! On for 4 hours-off for 24 hours. I have mine set to come on at dusk. The pool glows! I highly recommend these.

ps23nina – Walmart Reviewer

It is battery-operated with 4 AA batteries, so I would suggest getting rechargeable batteries to save money on battery replacement.

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It has 1 key control and also a 4-hour auto shut off timer so you don’t need to stress about whether you shut it down or not.

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The LED floating Jellyfish light measures about 5.1 inches x 5.1 inches x 11 inches. You can order your own light-up floating Jellyfish from Walmart for only $10.44! It has amazing reviews!

P.S. Don’t worry if it is sold out when you check, it should be restocked because it is that popular!

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  1. Just wondering if I could use this in our 40 gallon aquarium?

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