FUTUREPLUSX 3PCS Inflatable Fake Snake, 39 inch Inflatable Animals Blow Up Pool Snake Floats for Jungle Party Decorations, Reptile & Rainforest Theme Decor

These inflatable fake snakes are hilarious and surprisingly realistic from a distance. They were easy to inflate and held air well during use. The large 39-inch size makes them perfect for pool parties, decorations, pranks, or keeping birds and small animals away from certain areas. Kids thought they were fun, and they definitely got a lot of laughs and reactions from guests. The material feels durable enough to reuse multiple times, and the set of three gives great value for the price. Fun and unique addition for parties, outdoor decor, or playful pranks.

These snakes were so great we purchased them to keep birds out of the pool. The color is vibrant and realistic! These are a great size we put two on strings and let them live in the pool. These are also lots of fun for the kids! I was happy with getting 3 snakes for this price it was such a great deal. These snakes did exactly what I wanted and functioned perfectly, they floated around my pool and were great at metering birds!

1 of the 3 snakes arrived with a hole in the seam and would not inflate even with a patch due to the location of the hole. The 2 snakes that did inflate looked great, had realistic color, and held up to heavy pool use with young kids. Versatile for use at parties, fun in the pool, or for decoration. Great value even though we weren’t able to use 1 of them.

I’ve been battling ducks for weeks—they kept turning my pool and patio into their hangout spot. Sure, they’re cute, but the mess they leave in and around the pool isn’t. I picked up a gator and a few snakes, and it did the trick. Now when they come by, it’s just a quick flyover, and if they do land, it’s in the grass for a second before they take off again. Very happy with this purchase.

These are OK and somewhat realistic, but two out of the three do not blow up and hold the air the way the valves should hold them. They let the air right out so you have to be very quick and hold your tongue to it and then put your thumb to it and then get the thing closed without losing air. Yeah right. They also don’t hold their air too well. They are partially deflated and it’s only been a couple of days. Secondly, the ducks aren’t bothered by them at all. They pretty much laugh in their face. They land right next to them and swim right by them. At least my pool looks like a swamp in Louisiana.

After a heron ate all our pond fish one year, I placed a blow up snake in the nearby bushes. This year I bought these snakes and have great expectations that they will do the same. Blow up well, look realistic.

I wish I could give this zero stars. First, the inflate valve is faulty. As soon as you stop putting air into the snake, it all comes whooshing back out before you can close the stopper. There is nothing at all to stop the air coming out while you close it, so it's impossible to fully inflate. Second, once you admit defeat in getting the thing fully inflated, and resign yourself to half inflation...you pop the stopper into the valve...and it pops right back out completely deflating the thing. Honestly, save your money and by something else!

In my garden I grow a variety of berries. Blackberries, raspberries, blueberries and even some grapes and if I don't place some sort of deterrent out there, the birds will eat every last berry I grow. In an effort to at least put up a few jars of homemade jams and jellies in the pantry, I use these FUTUREPLUSX Inflatable Fake Snakes to keep the birds at bay. You get 3 inflatable snakes, each more than 2' long, easy for the birds to see and cause them to shy away and my berries are protected. After inflating, simply place one or more of these snakes near the area you want to protect, remembering to move them every couple of days. For the larger bushes I simply wind them into a few of the branches and then bend the snake around to demonstrate 'movement'. Easy to use, durable enough to last the summer, extras as needed and they work.

I had previously tried realistic rubber snakes, scared humans but nothing else. I purchased this blow up snake without hope of it having any effect and to human eyes it isn’t as realistic as the previous rubber failure. For this blow up purchase I tethered it to a weight at the bottom of the pool to enable it to move, the result was good, very very few ducks have landed since. Pee Wees shout warnings about it and generally birds check it out from a distance. I’m very happy with this purchase.