Choosing an anal tail can be a daunting task. This is because the tail will be placed in the anus for long periods of time. This means that you need to plan and be very careful when choosing the right one. Then, you will have to decide on what butt plug to use. Here are some things to consider. You should also consider the type of anal sex toy you want. There are many things to consider before you decide on the right butt plug for you.

Stems

If you want to remove a plug from your anal tail, you can use the stem of your hand as a guide. Stems come in different thicknesses and sizes. The longer stems are typically easier to use. The thickness of the stem depends on your preference. The thicker the stem, the more likely it will stretch and be difficult to wear for long periods of time. However, if you prefer a thicker stem, it may be easier to remove the plug and make it more difficult to reposition.

Notochord

Chordata animals share four characteristics during development: a notochord, pharyngeal slits, an anal tail, and a dorsal hollow nerve cord. In vertebrates, the notochord provides skeletal support and gives the phylum its name. In bony fish, the post-anal tail develops into a gill arches and jaw. In humans and apes, however, the post-anal tail is absent.

Pharyngeal slits

The pharynx is the muscular part of the digestive system, used to ingest food. The mesenteries do not divide the gastrovascular cavity completely, and so the small cavities coalesce at the opening of the pharynx. Pharyngitis is a bacterial infection of the throat. There are two kinds of pharyngeal slits: acute and chronic. In the acute form, large tonsils develop. Bacterial infections are the most common causes.

Dorsal hollow nerve cord

In mammals, the dorsal hollow nerve cord is a bundle of nerve fibers that connects the brain to various organs and lateral muscles. In many species, the nerve cord is surrounded by cartilaginous rods called the notochord. The notochord can calcify and become a centre or "centre". The anal tail extends beyond the anus and is present in all chordates.

Post-anal tail

A post-anal (or anal) slender extension of a creature's body, which extends beyond its anus and contains skeletal elements and muscles. In aquatic species, post-anal tails provide a vital source of locomotion. In animals that do not have an anal tail, a variety of specialized tissues and organs help maintain balance, signal danger, and perform other tasks.

Lubrication

The anal tail can be a tricky area to lubricate properly. Because the anus does not self-lubricate like the vagina, lube is a necessity. Using a lubricant before intercourse will ensure a positive experience for both partners. It is also helpful to use foreplay before sex to lubricate the anal tail before sex.

Safety

The safety of an anal tail depends on what kind of material you use. Porous materials, such as leather, have tiny holes that bacteria can squeeze through. A 100% silicone plug is non-porous. However, silicone that is blended with other materials is not as safe as silicone that is 100 percent pure. Glass and metal anal plugs are safest since they can be cleaned with any technique. Glass is also safe to use after boiling.