hey are found in all oceans below 300 meters depth. The frogfish consist of eleven different families and are counted to the order of the arm fins (Lophiiformes). Unlike all other arm fins, which live on the bottom, the deep-sea frogfish are pelagic.
Apart from morphological studies on dead catches, little research has been done on deep-sea frogfish. Observations of live fish are rare.
The deep-sea frogfish or deep-sea anglers (Ceratioidei) are a suborder of deep-sea fish and, with about 160 species, the most species-rich taxon of vertebrates in the Bathypelagial (1000 to 4000 meters depth).
Females have a "fishing rod" (Illicium) with an attached "bait" (Esca), which is usually equipped with a luminous organ. In females, luminous organs can also be present in other places. This appearance also gave the fish its name, as it attracts prey with its luminous organ and then "fishes"..

Description
Material: 4mm wood - 5 layers
Dimensions: approx. 38 x 23 cm
Weight: 0,300 kg
Simple, multi layer construction, easy to build
Sold as a lasered untreated do it yourself kit 
 

The crabs (Brachyura) - also real crabs or short-tailed crabs - are the largest infrastructure of the order decapods (Decapoda) with approx. 6,800 species. Most crab species live in the sea, but some also live in fresh water (see freshwater crab) or on land. Crabs have an abdomen (pleon) that is transformed into a short tail plate, which lies folded under the head chest piece (cephalothorax) - the space in between is used by the females as a brood chamber.

The male mating organs (gonopods) of crabs are derived from double-branched cleavages, the latter being found in females as pleopods (these are used in brood care and can carry hundreds of thousands of eggs). In the males, pleopods have regressed or disappeared entirely. Only the first two pairs of pleopods are regularly preserved as gonopods: the first pair is tube-like, the second mostly thread-like and located in the tube of the first, presumably according to a piston-pump principle. The first pair of legs on the trunk has been transformed into large pincers, the eyes are on stalks. Crabs can walk sideways ("crab walk") remarkably quickly.

The mandala mural consists of 5 layers that you have to put together yourself. If you wish, you can also color the lasered individual parts before assembly according to your ideas and thus add your individual touch.

Description
Material: 4mm wood - 5 layers
Dimensions: approx. 35 x 28 cm
Weight: 0,300 kg
Simple, multi layer construction, easy to build
Sold as a lasered untreated do it yourself kit