Fun Express Vinyl Lizard Assortment | 48 Count | Great for Children's Party, Birthday Bash, Themed Parties, Giveaways or Party Favors

My daughters (ages 7 and 9) are into tiny lizards for some reason. I accidentally tossed the stretchy gross lizards they got from the toy box at their dentist office, having no idea how beloved they were, the houses that had been built for them, and the fact that they all had names.So I purchased what I thought was an assortment of 8 lizards (shown in the product photo) to replace them.When they arrived, there were dozens. I think there are more than 48 total. Each kind of lizard became of family of 6, in all colors and types. My daughters were so thrilled they named them all, gave them domains over different elements (air, land, sea and sky) and best of all these can practically live in the bathtub (as opposed to the stretchy kind which get all gross and slimy.)So I wanted to post this review along with the photos of our new "pets." As you can see from the photos, they have a lot of personality and come in really fun patterns and colors. Highly recommended for parties and prize box rewards too.

Arrived as described if not better. My only issue is I have to air them out first because it has extremely potent plastic smell. Otherwise, exactly what I was looking for.

Good mix of colors, though different than what was in the product description. Those pictures looked more lifelike, while the ones I received were more fun colors (which I think my kids will prefer anyway). The toys are that perfect firmness - not stretchy or squishy, but still bendable. There's a good amount of detail both in the molded plastic and in the way they were painted. My girls are quite tickled with them!

I had this idea of decorating my apartment to look like the outdoors. One project involved wrapping faux vines onto a clothesline to disguise the rope, that gets wound up and hung on a hook when not in use. Then for fun I glued (e6000) these lizards onto wooden clothespins, one fits perfectly on a standard wooden clothespin, but sometimes I crowded two on there and sometimes glued a silk leaf to the clothespin first, then the lizard. Cute project and these were ideal. They look pretty realistic, they have solid little bodies. They came out so cute, I glued little magnets on the backs of the clothespins and just stick them to a magnetic dry erase board when not in use. Kudos to the grandparents that hide these for the kiddos to find while camping...you rock!

These lizards are so cute. My 2 year old twin granddaughters just giggled and squealed. We placed them all over the floor, put them on chairs, in their toy teacups... they aren't very big and I had read that in some of the other reviews but that didn't matter for me. The babies live in Florida and they see the real lizards all the time but can never catch them. There are several colors in the pack. They are slightly pliable and about 3 inches in length. And I didn't count them but I counted 10 and took them out of the pack and stored the rest for when they lose the first ones. The price is very, very reasonable for the amount you get. I'd say there are at least 30 if not more. Great value!

I liked these tiny lizards. My kids did not. They are bright and cute. We ended up putting them in our Halloween bucket for the trick or treaters.

Perfect size for what I needed them for. I used them for my sons' reptile party. I made these into little soaps using glycerin blocks, also purchased on Amazon, and used egg container from dollar tree as the mold. Worked perfectly! These were the little "thank you" gifts instead of goody bags. I mean, what boys don't need an incentive to wash their hands more!I could also see these being used as little treats/rewards in the classroom or at home for chore lists or even potty training.

I bought 5 packs of these little guys to prank a colleague by infesting his room with lizards. These little lizards are about 2.5" in length and are quite brightly-colored. There is a fair variety of them in each pack, and I was quite pleased with the realistic paint jobs on each of the designs.After my prank when off without a hitch, I ended up with some leftover lizards, with which my little nieces and nephews really enjoy playing. The youngest was 3 and the eldest was 9 when I passed out the lizards, and they all had quite a bit of fun playing with them.