Shoppers usually refer to them as:

• Mini rubber ducks for bath and pool play.
• Mini resin ducks or miniature duck figurines for crafts and decor.
• Tiny ducks used as party favors, egg stuffers, or cake toppers.
• Cruise ducks and ducks for Jeep “ducking” when they’re themed for those trends.

On Walmart, you’ll find classic yellow minis, glow-in-the-dark versions, glitter styles, seasonal designs (like St. Patrick’s Day or patriotic themes), and assorted packs. Using these terms in your search can help you filter to the size, material, and theme that fit your project or playtime.

Prices can vary, and a few things typically influence them:

• Material: Soft rubber/vinyl bath ducks versus solid resin figurines.
• Size: Micro minis (about 0.6–1 inch) versus larger minis (around 2 inches).
• Pack count: Singles, small assortments, or bulk party packs.
• Features: Glow-in-the-dark, glitter finishes, themes, or hand-painted details.

To see the current price and availability near you, open the item’s product page and set your location. If you’re value-hunting, consider larger multipacks or seasonal party-favor sets, which can offer a lower cost per piece than buying individually. Selection and pricing may change based on season and inventory.

Sizes vary by style and intended use:

• Classic mini bath ducks: Often about 2 inches long.
• Micro resin ducks: Typically very small—roughly 0.6 to 1 inch.
• Assortment packs: Some include a mix of sizes and themes.

The product description usually lists measurements, so it helps to confirm dimensions before you buy—especially if you’re filling eggs, decorating a cake, or setting up a dollhouse, micro garden, or aquarium scene. If you need a precise fit, compare the listing’s measurements with your container or display area to estimate how many pieces will work comfortably.

Store availability can vary by location and season, but here’s a simple approach:

• Search online and set your ZIP code to view pickup options at nearby stores.
• Browse by theme (holiday, glow, party favors) and pack size, then select Pickup to see local stock.
• In store, check the Toys aisle, party-favor area, and seasonal sections (e.g., Easter or patriotic displays).
• If your store is out, you can order online for pickup at another location or ship to home.

Because inventory changes frequently, checking online first can save time and help you plan your trip.

It depends on the material and size:

• Rubber/vinyl minis labeled “floater”: Typically designed to float for bath or pool play, though very tiny sizes may not stay upright.
• Resin mini figurines: Usually solid and better for crafts, plants, dollhouses, or decor; they may sink or tip in water.

Check the product details for notes like “floater,” “no-hole design,” or “for decoration.” If you’re using decor in aquariums, review the listing for any aquarium-use guidance. For water play, consider supervising young children and drying items after use to help maintain their condition.