The little monsters in our tank (Beware: Science Pictures Inside!!!)

[FishyFishy!]

Originally Posted by ScubaSteve

Nope, you're both wrong

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA AWESOME

[Seth81]

This thread has officially made my day!

[asylumdown]

How small of an organism can you do? I've always wanted to see what a bed of cyano and it's associated fauna looks like under a scope like that. When I looked at my cyano under a microscope, it was as though several species of bacteria, dinos, and worms were using the cyano as a scaffold upon which they lived. It would be cool to get a super detailed image of an assemblage like that.

or small bristle worm. They're suuuuper intricate when you look at them under a microscope.

[seapony]

That is supper cool, thank you so much for shareing have you stuck any other critters under there?

[Maverick00]

very neat! thanks!

[christyf5]

Too awesome And you have a SEM and TEM. So jealous!! Our TEM at work was built in the 60s I think (ok probably later than that but cripes is it ever old) one of the EM techs that does the servicing collects parts for us as he comes across old ones that are to be decommissioned. Without him we'd be screwed.

[ScubaSteve]

Originally Posted by christyf5

Too awesome And you have a SEM and TEM. So jealous!! Our TEM at work was built in the 60s I think (ok probably later than that but cripes is it ever old) one of the EM techs that does the servicing collects parts for us as he comes across old ones that are to be decommissioned. Without him we'd be screwed.

Ha! We finally moth-balled one of our TEMs. I think it might have literally been twice my age (and I'm not that young). My SEM isn't much better