Microscope

CassCats · Jul 18, 2020

I was playing around with our mini microscope and peeking at various things I culture for baby food and live foods, and some other things for fun through the aquarium glass.

The mini microscope

Baby brine shrimp (in water droplet)

Brine shrimp egg (in water droplet)

Cyclops, one even carrying eggs (viewed in culture jar)

Daphnia (viewed in culture jar)

Sparkling Gourami fry at 2 weeks old (viewed through tank glass)

Ramshorn Snail face (through tank glass)

PheonixKingZ · Jul 18, 2020

That’s amazing!

Retired Viking · Jul 18, 2020

Nicer looking than the mosquito larvae I am cultivating -they are ugly looking things but my tetra love them

JuiceBox52 · Jul 18, 2020

That's really cool

CassCats · Jul 19, 2020

I was playing with it again

Corydoras pygmaeus fry couple days old

Sparkling gourami fry 3 days old

JuiceBox52 · Jul 19, 2020

NCaquatics said:
I was playing with it again

Corydoras pygmaeus fry couple days old
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Sparkling gourami fry 3 days old
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The sparkler fry looks really cool!

Fishmanic · Jul 20, 2020

Interesting pictures. What is the power of the microscope?

CassCats · Jul 20, 2020

Fishmanic said:
Interesting pictures. What is the power of the microscope?

Very weak, its a little mini one meant for kids. We got it for our son but you can guess who plays with it most lol

This is the extent of it really.

CassCats · Aug 11, 2020

Bladder snail eggs viewed under the microscope

A rather fantastic clump of hair algae

The bladder on a bladderwort plant (carnivorous aquatic plant)

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