Rotifer and amoeba
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Really thanks. It helped much.
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Very nice video! I've seen them separately, but never realized that they're roughly the same size. Good job.
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Nice, you were lucky to see them in such a close vicinity to each other. Good job.
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It is very good film. In my oppinion it will be even better if you add any comment.
Best regards
PiotrTeodor
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wht kind of microscope did you use
eamonnteh 3 years ago
an old monocular Will Wetzlar.
thanks
almaglio 3 years ago
Tell me please how to cultivate amoeba and other amoebacidae? Also if you want, wach my vid about Paramecium. It is in polish, but version with subtitles is coming...
Phacias 3 years ago
I have done so:
I filled a bottle with sediment of a public fountain then I put a small amount of sediment in a plastic glass with a few drops of milk and let go a few days left in the open air. When the water was almost all evaporated I found a large amount of amoebae. I hope this is usefull to you.
Thanks,
Alberto
almaglio 3 years ago