http://www.instructables.com/id/10-Smar ... onversion/
Its amazing how much life is in a drop of Puget Sound... I made this microscope adaptor last night and then scooped up some plankton out at cove 2 from the ferry dock.
baby crab.
iPhone microscope
iPhone microscope
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Great stuff, thank you for sharing. Amazing what you did with your iPhone
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Thanks Jan!
i'm starting a youtube channel to help get people connected and curious... I need help with identification so anyone here who's good at that, would love assistance
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... IeLBFTh2Et
i'm starting a youtube channel to help get people connected and curious... I need help with identification so anyone here who's good at that, would love assistance
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... IeLBFTh2Et
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The crab larvae appears to be a pea crab, Fabia subquadrata. One of the clips shows the head of a caprellid amphipod. The 'baby barnacles' shows a molt from a barnacle; the little things moving around inside the molt are protozoans (ciliates) that I always see buzzing around inside of shrimp molts. I'm not any good with copepods so won't venture a guess on the ones in your video.
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Awesome! Thanks for the info and corrections Greg! Any help I can get with ID's and stuff is hugely welcome, in return, if i manage to get and image or video of something you'd like to use please don't hesitate to ask
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have you ever wondered whats in the whale-snot blobs?
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Re: iPhone microscope
The critter that is visible on the screen of the phone is a barnacle nauplius