i found it in aquarium.
appreciate the insights, teaching myself as i go, found this forum along the way when i found the videos
hi, a micronoob here. any idea what this is?
Re: hi, a micronoob here. any idea what this is?
using a tag sale find, an old Wesco, pics are done with a phone clamp over eye piece
the coarse/fine knobs are bit rough, but still works up to 400x
the coarse/fine knobs are bit rough, but still works up to 400x
Re: hi, a micronoob here. any idea what this is?
zoomed in on feet, which have hooks
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using a tag sale find, an old Wesco, pics are done with a phone clamp over eye piece
the coarse/fine knobs are bit rough, but still works up to 400x
the coarse/fine knobs are bit rough, but still works up to 400x
Re: hi, a micronoob here. any idea what this is?
It is a Mite. Possibly a Dust Mite
Zeiss Standard WL (somewhat fashion challenged) & Wild M8
Olympus E-P2 (Micro Four Thirds Camera)
Olympus E-P2 (Micro Four Thirds Camera)
Re: hi, a micronoob here. any idea what this is?
oh, i should add, this is under 100x and then digital zoomed in using phone that i used to take pic with a clip on adapter.
it was in an water filled fish tank
it was in an water filled fish tank
using a tag sale find, an old Wesco, pics are done with a phone clamp over eye piece
the coarse/fine knobs are bit rough, but still works up to 400x
the coarse/fine knobs are bit rough, but still works up to 400x
Re: hi, a micronoob here. any idea what this is?
thanks for response. mite makes sense. the hooked feet make me think its designed to cling onto the fish eat slime/skin/etc.75RR wrote:It is a Mite. Possibly a Dust Mite
using a tag sale find, an old Wesco, pics are done with a phone clamp over eye piece
the coarse/fine knobs are bit rough, but still works up to 400x
the coarse/fine knobs are bit rough, but still works up to 400x