SUPERIOR Articulated Fish Bones

Massive props to StevenDuvall for laying a quality foundation for my remix effort based on his work Intense and in-depth scientific market search has shown us that 95mm is the optimal length for a 3D printed articulated fish skeleton and that 9 sets of bones is greatly preferred to a cartoonish 6. This STL and its keychain variant are provided to you under a liberal CC agreement so that you can use them as you wish - even to print and sell them without bored neck-beard keyboard warriors trolling you about licensing particulars. Oh, BTW, bearded dragons suck ... it's just a lumpy gecko, pfftttt. Get a turtle, dude. * Remodeled the head aesthetics, beveled the new eyehole at 45deg to prevent potential injury - safety first, people * Rear of head altered to match new rib-bone arc * Remodeled the tail for improved aerodynamics if thrown * Removed all rib-bones and replaced with newly modelled ones at constant arc * Resized to an ideal ~95mm to reflect pure-science market research