Rock Slug Specimen Box

Rock Slugs burrow to extreme depths to find semi precious gems or minerals and bring them back to the gardens the habitat. Some people believe as a thank you to the gardener who plant their food. Some adorn their back with the rocks, because if this they are lovingly called snails. This Citrine Rock slug has been put in a specimen box to keep, with some of its favorite things. The Rocks in the box are believed to be Fluorite, Citrine, and Chrysoprase.

Each slug is made out of polymer clay. The antenna could be fragile and pose a chocking hazard. The rocks, bones, tooth, and mushroom have been secured to the moss and slug with E3600 super glue, but could also pose a choking hazard. The slug is removable for viewing. The bones glow in the dark after being charged. The wood has been sealed and is water resistant.