Perch 50cm Cushion Fish Soft Toy 56128

Perch 50cm Cushion Fish Soft Toy 56128

Gaby
SKU:
485690
UPC:
5905279175051
£12.99
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  • Cushions, Toys, or Ornaments, it's up to you!
  • Gaby toys have undergone rigorous laboratory tests performed by SGS in the UK for compliance with applicable safety standards of toys EN 71.

This Perch fabric fish are highly realistic and great fun. Fine quality printing onto polyester and firmly stuffed to give them authentic shapes makes them both beautiful to admire and, but also very hardwearing. CE Tested for toy safety (ages 3 upwards).

The Common Perch is a  popular species of the genus Perca (the perches). It inhabits most Europe waters and is present  in parts of Asia. It has also been successfully introduced into Australian reservoirs. The Perch distinguishes itself by its beautiful coloring of characteristic dark veritcal stripes on the body, bright red fins and dorsal fin with spines. Juvenile perches feed mainly on plankton, invertebrates and fish roe while older specimens become typical predators, often hunting in packs for small fish. It is a very highly sought after fish by anglers and puts up quite a fight.

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  • Cushions, Toys, or Ornaments, it's up to you!
  • Gaby toys have undergone rigorous laboratory tests performed by SGS in the UK for compliance with applicable safety standards of toys EN 71.

This Perch fabric fish are highly realistic and great fun. Fine quality printing onto polyester and firmly stuffed to give them authentic shapes makes them both beautiful to admire and, but also very hardwearing. CE Tested for toy safety (ages 3 upwards).

The Common Perch is a  popular species of the genus Perca (the perches). It inhabits most Europe waters and is present  in parts of Asia. It has also been successfully introduced into Australian reservoirs. The Perch distinguishes itself by its beautiful coloring of characteristic dark veritcal stripes on the body, bright red fins and dorsal fin with spines. Juvenile perches feed mainly on plankton, invertebrates and fish roe while older specimens become typical predators, often hunting in packs for small fish. It is a very highly sought after fish by anglers and puts up quite a fight.

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