Gastrotrich

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Post by Charles Krebs »

Really nice! A lot more going on here besides the gastrotrich!

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Nice :)

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Very nice :wink:

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Post by Marek Mis »

Interesting image with excellent details. What optics do you use ?

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Nice shot!

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Post by carlos.uruguay »

Nice!
I consulted the same as Marek
wath micro, optics and camera do you use?

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Post by zzffnn »

Very nice!
Were you just lucky or did you concentrate the sample water (say by centrifugation of using filter paper)?

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Post by Sumguy01 »

Thank you all for the nice comments :D
This pic is b. f. with a Nikon 20x/0.50 160 dic obj.
My set up.
Nikon Optiphot 2 DIC tl.=160
Cannon EOS Rebel 4Ti
Nikon CF 2.5X relay
The sample was just a lucky drop I got from a muskeg pond.

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