Playing w microscope- any ID on these fast movers

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I was showing our daughter the ostreopsis dinos we're dealing w, and swapped a green area of tank glass. She saw these green fast moving specks around the dinos, and we're all curious what they are. The popcorn kernel dino is huge in comparison 20250728_201423.jpg
We spotted a couple pods whizzing around too
 
Love this!

I am in the process of buying a scope now, and just curious what you guys are using here?

Thanks!
 
I bought one locally off marketplace, but its sold on Amazon. I can't seem get link to work right now lol

@Fish Fan any idea what those smaller green organisms are ? They were moving crazy fast lol
 
I bought one locally off marketplace, but its sold on Amazon. I can't seem get link to work right now lol

@Fish Fan any idea what those smaller green organisms are ? They were moving crazy fast lol
I don't, I'm not that skilled at microscopy, but interested in learning!
 
Hopefully someone chimes in so we both learn! Our daughter jumped back when a pod ripped across the slide, said we have aliens in the water lol
 

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