Abe’s Deepsea Toad Enamel Pin (Chaunax abei)

Imagine a deep-sea football that gave up on speed, embraced life on the ocean floor, and decided pink polka dots were a good camouflage choice. That’s Chaunax abei, also known as Abe’s deepsea toad. Found 200–800 meters down, this plump little ambush predator sits motionless until something edible wanders too close—then it lunges in a puff of sediment, proving patience is a hunting strategy. This hard enamel pin captures its round body, stubby fins, and endearing grumpiness in polished metal and rich enamel—no deep trawl net or muddy boots required.

Specs:

• Premium metal base with polished hard enamel fill
• Secure clasp so your toadfish doesn’t “hop off”
• Size: 42 x 24.5mm
• Will not lurk under your couch… probably

Perfect for fans of slow-motion predators, gloriously awkward fish, and the kind of deep-sea life that looks like a plush toy with teeth.