A small colony of Vorticella.

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A small colony of Vorticella.

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A small, colorful group of Vorticella.
These colors are the result of playing with the knobs in DIC PZO.
Fresh water. The microscope is PZO Biolar

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Nice colors!

I see forked stalks that do not contract, so these are not Vorticella. Maybe they can be Epistylis?

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Maybe they can be Epistylis?
Campanella. :)
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Bruce Taylor wrote: ↑
Tue Mar 25, 2025 7:52 pm
 Campanella. :)
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