Sure. Yeah. So like I said, blue, white is our oldest crab that we currently have. And because of that, he has some pretty severe shell rot, unfortunately. And a lot of invertebrate medicine is still very experimental, or we know nothing about it. And it's kind of just trial and error. And so we worked with our vet team to be like, what should we do about this, he was still he's still eating, still acting normally. But it was looking pretty bad. And we were starting to get some questions from guests and from our staff. And so what we actually came up with is we made a mold of his therapists from this really cool new product, whose name I'm forgetting. It's basically like kind of like, a little bit soft moldable silicone, for lack of a better word. And we painted it orange, and we basically sanded down the area and cleaned it up. And we glued it on and it literally looks like part of a regular shell. And while this helps, obviously, cosmetic lengthwise, it's also thought that it's going to help stop the spread of this rot, because we're basically smothering all the bacteria or anything else that's stuck in there. And it should extend his life by quite a bid. But yeah, it was never done before. And it's pretty cool. We tried different ways to see how it was going to attach. And we like to make the mold, we basically put playdough around the area to like stop it to stop the little gel that we put in there to harden around it. So I just played with Play Doh on a crab and then let that sit. And then we filled that mold up. And then we tried a couple different ways because we kind of had to make it soft enough that it was gonna bend but not so soft. It was gonna break. And so far, so good. It looks pretty cool.