King-eL;3861987; said:I tried to do it but it's just so hard. I need to do it with a new dead fish and start in the summer to let it decay outside and it will also take time. Worst part is the rotten smell or some scavengers will take it away.
aro-lover;3865745; said:Did you dig the right place?
You must get something.
I'm not sure. There are actually some flesh left.robmcd;3865751; said:How did the barbels remain intact?? Arent they just flesh???
Thanks! I'm actually starting to dig up all the dead fish that I buried from my mom's garden before she starts doing gardening this upcoming spring.aro-lover;3865754; said:King=eL, that's a beautiful memorabilia for the dead aro, keep it well preserved.
Just try and boil it with alcohol because if you use water it will soften the skeleton and ruing everything. But be careful with alcohols they can catch fire.badreverend;3867874; said:I was digging some worms up this week and I came across the head of my 24" jar, not quite ready though- I got lucky, a few inches over and it wouldve be cut in half- what other process, if any, need to be done to get it as nice as yours?