| Watercolor Baby Sea Ponies |
| The last baby sea ponies produced were the watercolor babies. These ponies changed body and hair color when they were put in warm water. Most watercolor babies found today do not change color anymore, and may be found in many shades of partial color-change. For that reason it can be extremely hard to accurately describe their color. I have even seen MOC versions that had changed color over the years. Again there were six babies produced, and each had string-like hair that can be very difficult to comb through. Three were in mold #2, and three in mold #3. For floats this year there was one of each; one fish, one duck, one turtle, one frog, one alligator, and one lobster. |
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| Foamy |
| Usually yellow body, light purple curly hair, pink fin tips, blue eyes, blue and yellow frog float. Mold #3. My MOC version has very pink hair, but nevertheless I believe purple is the correct original color based on other loose and MOC versions I have seen. |
| Misty |
| Usually orange body, light yellow curly hair, purple fin tips, purple eyes, purple and orange duck float. Mold #2. |
| Sealight |
| Usually purple body, light orange curly hair, yellow fin tips, yellow eyes, lime green and pink turtle float. Mold #2. |
| Seashore |
| Usually yellow body, white hair, orange fin tips, orange eyes, orange and teal fish float. Mold #3. |
| Seawinkle |
| Usually orange body, light green hair, green fin tips, blue eyes, pink and green alligator float. Mold #3. |
| Wavedancer |
| Usually blue body, purple hair, magenta fin tips, yellow eyes, yellow and purple lobster float. Mold #2. |