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WARNING: HUGE IMAGE IS HUGE

DISCLAIMER: Yes, I'm sure that my way isn't the best way to go about it. But this is how I do it. Its my preferred way. I'm not telling you to specifically do it this way. I'm merely posting this in an effort to help those who, like me (Blue) haven't the place to keep dermestid beetles, do maceration, and other such methods. Thank you.

OKAY SO. Here is the first step in a fairly long process. I'll do my best to get as many steps covered as I can. Its hard to do, I only have two hands. So I have to recruit someone to take photos while I hold things to demonstrate.

I purchased this skeleton meat free but it still needed some work. The spinal collum and pelvis were dark with discoloration so hopefully, the peroxide will cure that. (Usually does, but not always!)

ATTENTION: With something this small it is important to monitor it very closely to avoide potential disolving of parts.

If you have any questions feel free to ask and I'll do my best to answer them.

Description
WARNING: HUGE IMAGE IS HUGE

DISCLAIMER: Yes, I'm sure that my way isn't the best way to go about it. But this is how I do it. Its my preferred way. I'm not telling you to specifically do it this way. I'm merely posting this in an effort to help those who, like me (Blue) haven't the place to keep dermestid beetles, do maceration, and other such methods. Thank you.

OKAY SO. Here is the first step in a fairly long process. I'll do my best to get as many steps covered as I can. Its hard to do, I only have two hands. So I have to recruit someone to take photos while I hold things to demonstrate.

I purchased this skeleton meat free but it still needed some work. The spinal collum and pelvis were dark with discoloration so hopefully, the peroxide will cure that. (Usually does, but not always!)

ATTENTION: With something this small it is important to monitor it very closely to avoide potential disolving of parts.

If you have any questions feel free to ask and I'll do my best to answer them.