Wild Republic Pets Tube

Here are the pets tube models. I do not have the packaging anymore but I can check the store I bought mine at next time I travel there.
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Thanks for your always great pictures Paige!
I added them on TAW!
Some I still need to check if they match a species, ff.i. the parakeet, turtle, and snake. Anyone knows? I also don't know which type of goldfish is it? A comet perhaps?
Their design is reminiscent of their plushes, very cute actually.

Roger wrote:

Thanks for your always great pictures Paige!
I added them on TAW!
Some I still need to check if they match a species, ff.i. the parakeet, turtle, and snake. Anyone knows? I also don't know which type of goldfish is it? A comet perhaps?
Their design is reminiscent of their plushes, very cute actually.

the parakeet is most certainly a budgerigar.

The turtle might be a box turtle of some kind since they are popular in terraria, and for the same reason the snake might be a corn snake.

The little snake definitely looks like it's supposed to be a corn snake. It's SO cute!!

The turtle is awfully vague. It looks tortoise-y to me, but not striking me as a specific species.

LOVE THEM ALL
Congrats Paige!!
Are those same size with Safari's toob figures?

I would label this goldfish a ryukin. It has the short fat body and doubled caudal fin typical of the breed. A comet has a long 'normal' body and single caudal fin.

NandO, the size is roughly comparable to Safari toob figures, maybe just a tad larger. I had the toob, but only kept the goldfish.

Jill, if you like the toob, check JoAnns fabrics and craft store.

Very interesting tube, I like the bird.

The missing rabbit and updated group photo are now there. :)

Thanks everyone!

Nando, I would say they are a bit larger than average  safari toob models. I don't have comparable toob models for all but here are some Safari toob and old Schleich for comparison.
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@paige : wow they're kinda big.. but acceptable for my taste..

@kelly : that's a tempting comment for me 

Thanks Paige for providing updated picture of the tube and for joining the rabbit to tthe party.
Thanks also to Blaine, Jill and Kelly for helping me identifying species/breeds.

I especially like the snake

Wait, has the guinea pig a tail here?

Tupolew Tu-154 wrote:

Wait, has the guinea pig a tail here?

Yes, a small

Revisiting this topic, I think we could assume the corn snake as a definitive identification. however, isn't the turtle a better match for a Greek tortoise instead of a box turtle? Greek tortoises are rather popular as pets too.

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Roger wrote:

Revisiting this topic, I think we could assume the corn snake as a definitive identification. however, isn't the turtle a better match for a Greek tortoise instead of a box turtle? Greek tortoises are rather popular as pets too.

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How about NOT putting a species name on anything this vague, to avoid going down the usual TAI rabbithole of misunderstandings and misidentifications.

I agree, this is nothing else than a plastic tortoise, it could be a lot of species or none. Nevertheless, it's no more likely to be a box turtle than a greek turtle.

Thanks, I moved it to generic tortoise but I am quite convinced their idea was to represent a Greek tortoise, probably the Moroccan Greek tortoise, a baby below. Those dark edges are not common in Hermann's tortoises and Russian tortoises often show ligther, not darker edges.
The carapace  shape is more domed like the Greek tortoise than the common box turtle, at least is what I see.

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