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I don't know them. Possibly they are part of some measurement system of the Reichert Polylite

No. You need this:

Very nice.
Lembadion

Possibly Amphora

75RR wrote:Thank you Francisco

perhaps you can venture an opinion on its ID, see this link:

viewtopic.php?f=13&t=7851

My knowledge about diatoms is scarce. I'm sorry I can't help you

Very nice video

mintakax wrote:Wow, just phenomenal !

Thanks

Nice pictures and pretty diatoms

Great catch! Really nice to see an amoeba that fills the frame, it provides such detail. You don't give any information on illumination technique or objectives. What did you use? By the way, if you wanted to have the video appear on your post you would have to press the youtube button on the toolba...

Proteus Amoeba:

Second image: Ephelota suctoria

Interesting

apochronaut wrote:Just a note that that one is for the series 15/35 , up to the series 2/4 microscopes; all 160mm tube.

Thanks for the information

In case it may be of interest to someone.
AO Phase Contrast Condenser
Good condition.
Price 60€

Possibly Frontonia

Very nice Striatella

Very interesting comparative

Thanks

Jonnyvine wrote:Nice

Thanks

Interesting

Very nice

Jonnyvine, JimT; Thanks

Thanks for all the comments

Hobbyst46 wrote:Very nice and impressive.
Did you slow them down with aything or is it their natural speed?

Thanks for your comment
It is the normal speed.

vasselle wrote:Superbe vidéo
Cordialement seb

Thanks

einman wrote:Always enjoy your videos!

Thanks

75RR wrote:Great video. The euglenas swimming around it certainly added to the experience.
What objective did you use?

Thanks for your comment.
Used objectives 10X Apo Lomo and 20X PlanApo Nikon

Magnificent.

Verry nice

Nice videos!