Kairu x SKB transparent specimen pen gift box with six colors of Pipa ratfish pens

**//Product Features//** See With Us, Sea With Us Use good design to make the ocean no longer a stranger! The transparent specimen pen co-branded by Hailiu Studio and SKB Civilization Pen has six colors of super popular aluminum alloy pen tubes for you to choose from. It is an entry-level textured pen with a transparent fish. The perfect combination of a ten thousand year pen and an eternal specimen is worthy of something special. What you have, let us slowly enjoy the tasteful life of writing on the sea! How did Hai Liu turn the fish transparent? Transparent biological specimens are a method of making biological specimens. They were originally used for scientific research. The specimens used by Hailiu come from abandoned fisheries, exotic species or dead organisms in farms. The integrity of the organisms is not destroyed during production. Next, after multiple treatments with chemicals and dyes, the remains of the dying creatures are reborn into beautiful and unique transparent specimens. https://www.pinkoi.com/product/juJtP3HX (DIY hand-made Kairu's Marine Lab series transparent specimen production set) **//Product specifications//** //Contents// Transparent biological specimen pen Cassette ink cartridge dropper Graphic instructions Product warranty card //pen color// champagne gold sand chrome Silver sky blue pink black dark blue **Designed by Hailiu Studio/Made in Taiwan** **//Biology Classroom//** Loricariidae The body is long, slightly flattened on the sides, and is covered with hard bony plates. Some species have whiskers or mastoid structures on the snout, and spines on the front end. Compared with other fish species, they have relatively long intestines. It is the largest family in the order Siluriformes. Due to geographical changes and individual differences, classification is more difficult. Features that can be used for identification include body color, tooth-like structure on the snout, tooth structure, distribution of scales or relative proportions between different features. Currently, different species of Pipa rats can be seen in the wild in Taiwan, and can be found in major rivers and streams in the north, central and south. In Taiwan, because they have been abandoned by the public for many years or escaped during breeding, and have adapted to the local environment, the wild population continues to expand, and habitat competition and harassment of native species occur. Pipa rats have hard and tough specialized scales and hard spines that can resist predator attacks or ingestion, and can slow down water loss when out of the water body. They are highly adaptable to adversities such as food lack, hypoxia, and desiccation. sex. **//Notes//** >The products are biological specimens made from post-processed dead organisms, mostly from discarded fisheries or naturally dead organisms. >For normal writing use only, repair service does not cover scratch damage, improper use or accidental dropping, knocking or severe impact. >Real biological specimens, photos are for reference only. If the individual is slightly damaged (such as incomplete fins, etc.), this is normal. >It is recommended to store in a cool place away from direct sunlight. >Storage solution: Glycerin is a non-toxic liquid. If it comes into contact accidentally, please rinse with water. >The specimen is preserved in glycerin, and the air bubbles retained can be used to adjust the posture of the specimen. >Hand-made specimens will have color differences. Photos are for reference only. Friends who have color requirements are welcome to contact us before placing an order. **//About Hailiu//** The members of Hailiu Ecological Art Studio all have backgrounds related to marine life and experience in museums. They hope to use transparent biological specimens as a starting point and other cultural and creative products related to marine life to let more friends know these living creatures through Hailiu Studio. The good friends of the ocean in the waters around Taiwan,**make the ocean no longer a stranger**