Review on 🌊 Captivating Jellyfish Mood Lamp: Illuminate Your Space with Tranquil Ambiance by Tabitha Johnson

I wasn't impressed at first. But I have to say, once you have these setups and in "caveman" with the lights off, it's pretty cool and looks so realistic that people keep asking me if it's real or not when they first see it Let's see. I used the "a few drops of dish soap" method to get it working as many people say. Remember to only coat the OUTSIDE with dish soap as this will help weigh it down. I also found that if I use a long, blunt tool (I have sharpened chopsticks. Don't use bamboo sticks or the fibers in the tank will loosen and create floating bubbles) and turn the jellyfish upside down, I'm squeezing it can. them down into the tank and this helps reduce the flow from the pumps. If bubbles continue to appear underneath, it probably means there is too much soap in the tank. It's easy to make, but well worth it once you get the hang of it, and it's a great mood piece to match the low-light mood that helps create a relaxing environment. It's a $31 bargain. I can't recommend enough.