Dec 7, 2025 #1 samcurtis07 New Member View Badges R2R App User Joined May 5, 2017 Messages 5 Reaction score 1 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Hello! Looking for an ID of what I think are dinos from the experts. Thank you in advance!
Dec 7, 2025 #2 Ziggy17 Valuable Member View Badges R2R App User Joined Jul 5, 2023 Messages 1,606 Reaction score 1,423 Location Gotham Rating - 0% 0 0 0 It looks like a chrysophyte and not a Dino. They appear similar in the tank though. Does it move around on the slide or remains still?
It looks like a chrysophyte and not a Dino. They appear similar in the tank though. Does it move around on the slide or remains still?
Dec 7, 2025 #3 Ziggy17 Valuable Member View Badges R2R App User Joined Jul 5, 2023 Messages 1,606 Reaction score 1,423 Location Gotham Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Have a read. Attachments DinoflagellateID12_12_2019.pdf DinoflagellateID12_12_2019.pdf 730.8 KB · Views: 16 Dealing-With-Dinos-Rev-H-Published-August-2023.pdf Dealing-With-Dinos-Rev-H-Published-August-2023.pdf 4 MB · Views: 14
Dec 8, 2025 #4 EnterName Valuable Member View Badges R2R App User ThreadOfTheDay Joined Sep 21, 2025 Messages 2,042 Reaction score 3,777 Location Germany What state or country do you live in Other International Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Looks a bit odd but that's most likely the microscope settings and camera. It should be Prorocentrum sp. central pyrenoid symmetric cell little V or U shaped indentation at the front Last edited: Dec 8, 2025
Looks a bit odd but that's most likely the microscope settings and camera. It should be Prorocentrum sp. central pyrenoid symmetric cell little V or U shaped indentation at the front