I loved this small statue. I decided to create as a reward for an interactive movie night where the crew has selected Jaws 2 as their Halloween movie. As I started slicing this, I realized that the water portion is primarily hollow and has a broader section deeper inside. This meant the base had an inner and outer wall (useless shells), and the slicer wanted to make a ton of supports.

I edited the base to be a solid object. This allowed me to slice the base with three shells and a 5% gyroid infill. It's strong and cut nearly an hour off the print time. As a recommended option, I have my print set to pause at 32 mm to fill the base. A liquid (like resin) works beautifully with a gyroid or lightning infill to add weight to an object, which in turn drastically reduces its implied "cheapness." San can also be used. It can reduce the mess, but it doesn't fill as neatly and should be kept away from the nozzle fan; otherwise, it can create a mess.