They’re commonly called miniature or mini figurines. On Walmart, you’ll also see terms like:

• Tiny plastic animals or mini resin animals
• Miniature figurines for fairy garden accessories and dollhouse decor
• Glow-in-the-dark minis for night displays
• Party favor stuffers and individually wrapped blind bags

They’re popular for fairy gardens, terrariums, potted plants, aquarium displays, classroom rewards, crafts, and cake toppers. Names can vary by theme (ocean, woodland, space, insects), so browsing by theme can help you zero in on the style you want.

You can browse them right on our Tiny Figurines page and narrow the results to what you need. Useful ways to filter include:

• Theme: ocean, woodland, dinosaurs, insects, space, farm, and more
• Material/finish: resin or plastic, including glow-in-the-dark options
• Pack size: small sets to bulk assortments (e.g., 10–100+ pieces)
• Packaging: individually wrapped or mixed blind-bag styles

Search terms like “mini resin animals,” “tiny plastic animals,” or “miniature figurines” can help. Product pages include photos, details (when provided), and availability for shipping, pickup, or delivery, which can vary by location.

A mini figurine is a small decorative or play piece, typically made from resin or plastic, that adds detail to scenes or craft projects without taking much space.

• Common uses: fairy gardens, dollhouses, terrariums, potted plants, aquarium displays, crafts, and party favors
• Formats: themed sets (ocean, woodland, insects, dinosaurs), bulk assortments, or mystery blind bags
• Details: some glow in the dark; others are hand-painted or sized to model scales (e.g., people at 1:50)

If size matters for your setup, check photos and descriptions for measurements or scale, and review the material to match where you’ll use them. Because pieces are small, it’s wise to keep them away from young children and pets.

Many listings mention garden decor and aquarium displays, but setup can vary by item. Consider the following:

• Gardens/outdoors: Resin and plastic pieces often work well. Place on stable surfaces and consider lightly securing in soil or on planters. Bringing delicate pieces indoors during extreme weather can help longevity.
• Aquariums: Look for items described for aquarium displays and smooth-surfaced pieces. It can help to rinse before placing, avoid small loose parts around fish, and check periodically for wear.
• General: Review each product’s details for material and any use notes. Sun, moisture, and temperature can affect appearance over time.

These tips can guide your setup, though results may vary based on conditions.

Glow-in-the-dark minis absorb light and then emit a soft glow afterward. To get a better effect:

• Charge: Expose them to a bright light source, then place them in a dark area.
• Placement: For gardens or windowsills, periodic light exposure helps them glow after dusk.
• Variability: Brightness and duration can vary by pigment, exposure, and surrounding light.
• Care: Keep surfaces clean and dry so the glow remains visible. If needed, wipe gently with a damp cloth and avoid harsh cleaners.

When browsing, look for listings that specifically mention luminous or glow-in-the-dark finishes and review photos to gauge the effect.