Just a few microscopy photos..

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Here are a few shots I've captured with a microscope, mostly looking at things in the refugium..


cyano.jpg


Ever wonder why diadema spines are so hard to get out if you get stuck? Here's why..
diadema1.jpg



I have ostracodes
http://rowelab.com/fish/ostracode6.jpg (this one's large..)

Plenty of other pods..

pod4.jpg


shell_pattern.jpg


worm4.jpg


gross_leg_anatomy.jpg


leg_structure_detail.jpg


And today I took a sunday drive in a bit of detritus..

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I've got a trinocular microscope with a 10mp microscope camera attached that I use for high magnification shots.

microscopy_station.jpg
 
Wonderful shots! Definitely brings a whole new dimension to reef keeping.
 
Wow!! That's awesome!! Thanks for sharing!!
 
These are great! I must share!
 
Thanks for posting. I love all the "little" things in my tank but can only look at them with a jeweler's loupe. Appreciate you taking really close pictures.
 

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