sensorymoon 3.9 ft bubble tube floor lamp w 10 fish, 20 color remote and tall water tower tank is best led aqua night light for kids bedroom, autism or fake aquarium column stand for living room decor sensorymoon sensorymoon is proud to introduce our new sensory bubble tube floor lamp! standing at an impressive 3.9 feet, our high-quality aquarium fish lamps come with a sleek blue motor base, a tall plastic water bubble tube, 10 plastic "swimming" fish (including 2 horsefish!), and a 20-color option remote control. simply fill the water bubble lamp with distilled water, insert the multi-colored fish, and set the remote control to your favorite solid color or color-changing setting! our aqua bubble lamp's long-lasting led lights can cycle between gorgeous aqua, blue, green, purple, red, white, yellow and other colors (or be set to just one of them), while its tropical toy fish interact with the water currents in the bubble column in an incredibly lifelike way. <p><b>save hundreds when building a sensory room.</b> because sensory equipment offered by special needs companies is highly overpriced, buying sensory bubble tubes for your child with autism, sensory processing disorder, or special needs can cost an arm and a leg. instead, try our bubble tower lamps and achieve a similar effect at a fraction of the cost!</p><p><b>mesmerize and relax your kids with no effort at all.</b> keep your child quietly occupied for hours as they track the fish swimming about the water bubble lamp. the soothing color-changing backdrop and peaceful motor hum and bubbling sound make it the ideal bedroom night light to put your kids right to sleep!</p> <p><b>dazzle and impress children and adults alike.</b> these aquarium fish lamps demand the attention of anyone who walks into your home or office, quickly becoming the focal point at any room or party. a perfect piece for home decor, our multi-sensory fish floor lamps offer a very acceptable motor hum to not intrude on the household environment you are trying to maintain.</p> note: the fish start to "swim" only as they soak into the water, so it may take a few days to see the full effect.