u/bird_is_crafts

hi, everyone :) wanted to showcase some things i made again! occlupanology has made me think more deeply about the simple everyday things around me. something about the simplicity and shape of breadclips really inspires me, and i'm happy others feel the same :)

in pic:

1. palpatophora utiliformis

2. porrectofrontus colwelli

3. admordorsum floridensis (i wiped off the markings while attempting to clean it 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ lesson learned: Do Not use alcohol wipes to clean occlupanids they are too strong. also i'm still really bad at identifying tridentidae so if this is wrong Please correct me)

hi! this is my at-length reply to u/holiday-paper-5536 about the pasco bread gachapon since i happen to have one and i'm hoping other find it interesting!

the occlupanid (d. wangi) is 1 inch long (not including the little bit that the chain attaches to), and the oral groove happens to be able to fit the bread bag that it comes with. i don't know if this is the case for the other four gachapon items in this series, but it is the case for the one i have :)

would be excited to compare if anyone have others in the series!!! for those interested, there are listings of these on depop, mercari, and ebay

gorgeous palpatophora utiliformis (blue) and porrectofrontus mechadeus specimens (unless i'm completely off please correct me if i am) i transformed into bracelet charms

no occlupanids harmed in the process (i am a certified piercer but ONLY for occlupanids. NOT humans)