PRESERVING my DEAD GECKOS | Preparing Lizards as Wet Specimens
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Well over a year ago, I bought three Texas banded geckos from a fellow reptile enthusiast who was moving away. Unfortunately, two of them passed away within a few days of my purchase. Rather than flushing or burying them, I decided to give them a new purpose, and began the process of preserving them as wet specimens, using formalin and ethyl alcohol. Join me in this video as I go through the step-by-step process and give new life to two dead lizards!
FULL GUIDE to "Preserving Vertebrate Specimens in Fluid":
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