Halieutaea stellata is primarily found in the Western Pacific Ocean, inhabiting depths from the shallow sea to the deep sea, typically between 50 and 400 meters. This fish has a hard, bony-plated skin with a high density of small black spines that form a distinctive net-like pattern. What makes it unique is its inability to swim. Instead, it uses its pectoral and pelvic fins to crawl along the sandy and muddy seafloor. This art piece is a transparent fish skeleton specimen preserved in a leaded glass bottle, showcasing a unique and captivating beauty. ● Size: the diameter of the container is 4.5cm, the height is 12.5cm, the specimen is about 9 cm ● Sample source: Yilan (Daxi)/Fishing Port ● External container: leaded glass bottle ● Contents: specimens, non-toxic glycerin with a purity of 99.7% ● Preservation method: do not drop at room temperature, reduce light ● Bycatch by fishing vessels ● With LED light base