Dino Identfication

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Hi guys, I'm hoping to get help identifying the type of dino that I have in my tank. It forms strands, feels mucusy, and traps bubbles. Here is a photo I was able to take with my microscope.
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Hi guys, I'm hoping to get help identifying the type of dino that I have in my tank. It forms strands, feels mucusy, and traps bubbles. Here is a photo I was able to take with my microscope.
IMG_5179.jpg
IMG_5147.jpeg
No clue. The number of vacuole-looking structures seems unusually high. How did you collect and transfer them to the microscope slide?
 
No clue. The number of vacuole-looking structures seems unusually high. How did you collect and transfer them to the microscope slide?
I used a pipette.
 

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