Safari Ltd Creatures of the Deep Collection

The Creatures of the Deep Collection had six fish
-Gulper Eel
-Anglerfish
-Viperfish
-Hatchetfish
-Black Loosejaw
-Dragonfish

I believe they were released in 1997 or 1998 I do not know when they were retired
here are pics   
Gulper Eel:
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Angler-fish
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Dragon-fish
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Hatchet-fish
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Black Loosejaw
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viperfish
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Great again Lance!!!

Very interesting new ones again! Thanks for showing  

Congratulations, Lance!

thank you for the comments   but these fish are not new for me. I am just showing the rest of the series for Rogerio and others who are curious.

Congrats on your rare finds!

I am really glad you posted these pictures about that unknown and very interesting collection. It is so exciting to know that there are still so many good things to know about this brilliant brand called Safari and we are also lucky of having you to share so many info about the company.
When possible, I'll add it to Toy Animal Wiki.

Wow! Congrats Lance! Thanks for showing.

Roger wrote:

I am really glad you posted these pictures about that unknown and very interesting collection. It is so exciting to know that there are still so many good things to know about this brilliant brand called Safari and we are also lucky of having you to share so many info about the company.
When possible, I'll add it to Toy Animal Wiki.

thank you so much Rogerio! it is my pleasure to provide this information to STS forum and the Toy Animal Wiki. Safari ltd is still full of many surprises in their history. recently I discovered pics of Incredible Creatures snakes from the 1990s that I have never known before. there was even a timber rattlesnake made!    

WOW! You have them all   

They are fabulous models, - and great pictures, too   

Lance, I only need the product numbers to put them on TAI. Do you know them?
Interesting that Safari released recently a toob under the same subject.
About Incredible Creatures I believe also that there is a lot to know since the collection is very old and if I'm not wrong, mixed some figures from little collections similar to this one.

Rogerio, I just looked under each deep sea fish and here are their item numbers:   
Viperfish 2590-29
Gulper Eel 2591-29
Black Looosejaw 2592-29
Dragon-fish 2593-29
Hatchet-fish 2594-29
Anglerfish 2595-29

I guess they are all ready for the wiki now.   

Thanks once more, Lance!
Numbers and links added, now it is only missing pictures.
Here is the page!

Roger wrote:

Thanks once more, Lance!
Numbers and links added, now it is only missing pictures.
Here is the page!

Rogerio, you are welcome to use these photos of mine on the wiki. I hope it is that simple.   

Thanks Lance, done at the Wiki :)

Thanks again Lance! ...and Tim for completing the work with excellence!

weaselfan93 wrote:

Roger wrote:

I am really glad you posted these pictures about that unknown and very interesting collection. It is so exciting to know that there are still so many good things to know about this brilliant brand called Safari and we are also lucky of having you to share so many info about the company.
When possible, I'll add it to Toy Animal Wiki.

thank you so much Rogerio! it is my pleasure to provide this information to STS forum and the Toy Animal Wiki. Safari ltd is still full of many surprises in their history. recently I discovered pics of Incredible Creatures snakes from the 1990s that I have never known before. there was even a timber rattlesnake made!    

You know the size of this snakes?

widukind wrote:

weaselfan93 wrote:

Roger wrote:

I am really glad you posted these pictures about that unknown and very interesting collection. It is so exciting to know that there are still so many good things to know about this brilliant brand called Safari and we are also lucky of having you to share so many info about the company.
When possible, I'll add it to Toy Animal Wiki.

thank you so much Rogerio! it is my pleasure to provide this information to STS forum and the Toy Animal Wiki. Safari ltd is still full of many surprises in their history. recently I discovered pics of Incredible Creatures snakes from the 1990s that I have never known before. there was even a timber rattlesnake made!    

You know the size of this snakes?

Very large snake, Andreas. Perhaps even life size   

weaselfan93 wrote:

widukind wrote:

weaselfan93 wrote:

Roger wrote:

I am really glad you posted these pictures about that unknown and very interesting collection. It is so exciting to know that there are still so many good things to know about this brilliant brand called Safari and we are also lucky of having you to share so many info about the company.
When possible, I'll add it to Toy Animal Wiki.

thank you so much Rogerio! it is my pleasure to provide this information to STS forum and the Toy Animal Wiki. Safari ltd is still full of many surprises in their history. recently I discovered pics of Incredible Creatures snakes from the 1990s that I have never known before. there was even a timber rattlesnake made!    

You know the size of this snakes?

Very large snake, Andreas. Perhaps even life size   

Thank you, too large for me   

weaselfan93 wrote:

widukind wrote:

weaselfan93 wrote:

Roger wrote:

I am really glad you posted these pictures about that unknown and very interesting collection. It is so exciting to know that there are still so many good things to know about this brilliant brand called Safari and we are also lucky of having you to share so many info about the company.
When possible, I'll add it to Toy Animal Wiki.

thank you so much Rogerio! it is my pleasure to provide this information to STS forum and the Toy Animal Wiki. Safari ltd is still full of many surprises in their history. recently I discovered pics of Incredible Creatures snakes from the 1990s that I have never known before. there was even a timber rattlesnake made!    

You know the size of this snakes?

Very large snake, Andreas. Perhaps even life size   

Yikes, does it give a warning rattle when approached...?