「BLOOD MOON」Ovipositor, Xenomorph Eggs, Cthulhu, Serpentine Tentacles, Flesh Blood & Tumor

「BLOOD MOON」Ovipositor, Xenomorph Eggs, Cthulhu, Serpentine Tentacles, Flesh Blood & TumorNoteafter you place your Surprise Custom order, please send us an emailmaster4fancy@163. com with your order number, a description of the colors patterns youd love, and a reference picture for inspiration. This will help us understand your wishes and create a delightful surprise toy just for you! If you're into those dreamy, sparkly, crystal clear colors, they usually need to be made in Near Clear silicone. NC toys only come in Soft firmness, so keep

Note：after you place your Surprise Custom order, please send us an email（[email protected]） with your order number, a description of the colors/patterns you’d love, and a reference picture for inspiration. This will help us understand your wishes and create a delightful surprise toy just for you!

If you're into those dreamy, sparkly, crystal-clear colors, they usually need to be made in Near Clear silicone. NC toys only come in Soft firmness, so keep that in mind when picking your firmness.

Please see this page for more information about customizing your toy.

Each Blood Moon toy comes with a bonus set of Alien Egg Molds.

One set includes 4 egg slots, so you can make 4 eggs at a time!

If you'd like to buy extra molds, or if you need an Ovistick to help with egg play, you can order them through this accessories link.

🥚 Best Material for Making Eggs:

We highly recommend gelatin powder. Gelatin is a natural protein made from animal bones and skin, commonly used in food like mousse, jello, and pudding. We suggest it because it melts at around 30–40°C, meaning the eggs will begin to soften inside the body, shrink, and be easier to remove.

If you want to try other materials, make sure they’re safe to remove (e.g., by embedding a retrieval string), and also double-check that the ingredients are body-safe and won’t cause irritation or allergies.

We don’t recommend using silicone eggs, as they may be hard or impossible to remove safely.

Ready to hatch your own eggs? It’s easier than you think! Watch our guide here!