SRP spiecal canal report IT'S ALIVE!!!!

[MicroInspector]

This a spiecal report of the SRP canal.
Early this morning I decide to go in deeper in my report
Of the SRP canal
Besides the fish there is life in the water
I made tool that is simple and I call it microbe catcher.
As you see in the photo.


as it turns out it work well
And microscopic findings
I found in the algue life
1 some water fleas and some other creature.

1. Photos from my omax M82EZ microscope

10x4x water flea


10x4x water flea


10x 10x water flea


Videos from my omax M82EZ microscope
note be sure to download Google photos or a mp4 player
2.
https://goo.gl/photos/792PQdfysk1J1Mdh6
10x4x water flea video 1

https://goo.gl/photos/kiPss5vykhqBUJfM7
10x 10x water flea video 2


https://goo.gl/photos/KSa2BApamE3U7adH9
10x 10x water flea video 3

https://goo.gl/photos/irVTp4UjHTWbHdgQ6
10x 10x and enlarged water flea video 4

Than I found this creature
Note the videos shows legs and a whip like thing coming out
This is a mystery creature

Photos from omax M82EZ microscope

10x 10x mystery creature

Videos from omax M82EZ microscope

https://goo.gl/photos/tttp3CFiB5h1g6TT9
10x4x mystery creature video 1

https://goo.gl/photos/eVV75Dbo8RLH2iQG8
10x 10x mystery creature video 2


https://goo.gl/photos/dnudjr3GgGQdmx9g9
close up mystery creature


https://goo.gl/photos/3msHBSk2UooE1MrK6
10x4x mystery creature video 3




https://goo.gl/photos/CqQq2vrrF5QPAiwg6
10x 10x mystery creature video 4


https://goo.gl/photos/rUMnhsDi4qXYefC49
close up video of mystery creature video 5

Tomorrow I get my carson smart phone optic adopter thank god.

Please replie bsck

[billben74]

Nice critters.

[MicroInspector]

I think that is the best of my work.

[Rodney]

No I don`t think so, could be the best of your work today but tomorrow is another day. Crimes have been solved by not so good photographs.
I`m not aware that perfect exist, you would have to question how good is perfect. I like to look at every ones work when they can provide it, hobby or pro.

Rodney

[MicroInspector]

Well I be getting my carson universal smartphone adopter for microscope as bad teledcope..
It should improve my photos.

[rnabholz]

MI

Just trying to help here.

Your subject here and the moth in your other thread is too thick for effective imaging using a compound microscope. The light from your scope must pass through the subject to be seen well with your scope.

One of your moth images came close with the wings and the scales that came loose, you had a chance there to boost up the magnification and see some interesting things. Other thin parts of insects will work as well, but generally the body of insects this size do not.

Think thin and translucent. Select the proper subject and you will be able to produce great images with your scope and camera.

[MicroInspector]

Lace wings might work or an aphid.
I take note ...

[billbillt]

I see a match made in Heaven developing here....

[MicroInspector]

You like the water flea?
How you like the videos
I Do Little better Next time.

[Rodney]

Try to find a couple of dust mites m inspector, 100x should do it, could be a match made in heaven. You may have better luck than some people.

Rodney

[MicroInspector]

What's wrong with water flea? ??
The water flea is see though with a microscope
I tried hard the water flea is interesting .

[Rodney]

Nothing all that wrong with it other than the fact, video 1, 2, 3, etc. is not a water flea. I can`t think of the genus family but they are small fresh water shrimp.

Rodney

[MicroInspector]

You pulling my leg?
I guess the water flea is a crustacean But they do called it a water flea
ugh what is this creature anyway?
I was also trying to find a ameba etc
As for dust mites their rare.

I b e getting my smartphone universal optics adopter
Tomorrow.

[c-krebs]

Hello MicroInspector,

The last one remains a mystery to me.

The first few are a freshwater amphipod, Gammarus sp. I believe. (As Rodney said...freshwater shrimp)

[Rodney]

One observation I make about this forum is that 99.9 percent of the members have positive views about what other members are doing AND trying to do, that includes me as well. Microscopy is not easy, I still admire what they did back 200 years ago, the old photos show it very well. Good photos are important for identification, So I will leave this lower jaw of teeth photo I took at 10-15x, with stereo scope.

Rodney

[MicroInspector]

Thank you for true blue repose
But it get even more deeper in detail.
There is more in that canal that meets the eye.
Tonight I looking at the algue looking in detail.

Photos from omax M82EZ microscope

Canal algue 25x4



Canal algue 25x4

other type of canal algue

green algue 25x4



green algue 25x4 06



green algue 25x40x

Than I can upon this creature
It is much more smaller than
It was among the algue


Water creature 25x4 x





water creature 25x10x



water creature 25x40


water creature 25x40x

[billbillt]

BOOHOO!!.. Everyone bust out crying!!...

[MicroInspector]

What are you thinking?
What is with that statement?

[billbillt]

Relax.. Do not be concerned... It is for cynics....

[MicroInspector]

Ok figure this out.
If you saw the movie called
Adobe strain.
The virus was being shaved very than to be in to a electron microscope
Now how can they shave a virus very thin when it is extremely
tiny?

[billbillt]

I have never been involved is electron microscopy for organic samples... I have been involved with it in metallurgy years ago.. There are several kinds .. For solid metals an SEM is used.. I think for organics a TEM is called for.. I know that the subject has to be electrically conductive with the SEM...