u/ch3micalrat

Went to use my pool this afternoon and was taking out the save-a-life's I have out there, and discovered a dried, dead frog. Ironic. He was stuck under the net part of the lifesaver, and at first I thought he was a white tree frog basking in the sun, but as I lifted the net he was definitely stiff, pale and dried out. Is there a good way to preserve a sun-dried, probably day or so old "fossil"? Not even sure if he would qualify as a fossil, but with the heat we're having he looks pretty mummified. Can provide pictures, but wasn't totally sure if that would fly here so let me know. Any advice for being able to keep this lil dried up guy safe and in good condition would be appreciated! This would be my first "piece" so to speak. It's a chlorine pool, not sure if that matters.

Went to use my pool this afternoon and was taking out the save-a-life's I have out there, and discovered a dried, dead frog. Ironic. He was stuck under the net part of the lifesaver, and at first I thought he was a white tree frog basking in the sun, but as I lifted the net he was definitely stiff, pale and dried out. Is there a good way to preserve a sun-dried, probably day or so old "fossil"? Not even sure if he would qualify as a fossil, but with the heat we're having he looks pretty mummified. Can provide pictures, but wasn't totally sure if that would fly here so let me know. Any advice for being able to keep this lil dried up guy safe and in good condition would be appreciated! This would be my first "piece" so to speak. It's a chlorine pool, not sure if that matters.