The specimen is not moving or moves very little, but water moves, table moves, microscope moves and I don't see it easy to make a stack here... (;
drunken daphnias
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drunken daphnias
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The specimen is not moving or moves very little, but water moves, table moves, microscope moves and I don't see it easy to make a stack here... (;
The specimen is not moving or moves very little, but water moves, table moves, microscope moves and I don't see it easy to make a stack here... (;
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I'm looking for the the extemely rare V-IM magnification changer for the E800 scope. If you have seen a listing or have one for sale please let me know.
I'm looking for the the extemely rare V-IM magnification changer for the E800 scope. If you have seen a listing or have one for sale please let me know.
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Pretty much does the same thing to me.
I am using a number of chemicals to slow down pond life. Everclear (grain alcohol) substitute vodka, glutaraldehyde ( now at 5% but I'm going to increase the dosage), Pen-Fix (stops them in their tracks), Magnesium Sulfate (works, but tries your patience), and neo-Synephrine (nose drops).
I am using a number of chemicals to slow down pond life. Everclear (grain alcohol) substitute vodka, glutaraldehyde ( now at 5% but I'm going to increase the dosage), Pen-Fix (stops them in their tracks), Magnesium Sulfate (works, but tries your patience), and neo-Synephrine (nose drops).
Michael Reese Much FRMS EMS Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA
