really really big water flea (img+)

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really really big water flea (img+)

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first I thought they were small water boatmen. I think it could be daphnia magna, but it is bigger than those I had from pet store.

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Nice picture and specimen.

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Post by Jacek »

Daphnia siimlis ?

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thanks (: two more.

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Nice

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thanks

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Nice.

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Hello
Superbe série image
J'adore :smt041
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Post by merrimoles »

Definitely Daphnia magna, as shown by the sinuous dorsal margin of the postabdomen and the narrow distal portion seen on the first photo. The dorsal spine is on the long side for D. magna, which may at first point to D. similis, but the form of the postabdomen is a clincher. D. magna apparently grows to 6 mm, but I haven't seen them bigger than 4 mm.

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Post by Clado »

Very nice images indeed.
Thank you for sharing.

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