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

[asylumdown]

holy crap that's the coolest thing I've seen in years.

Please tell me you take requests?

[asylumdown]

literally I came on here to ask a question, saw this wicked cool thread, and have now completely forgotten what it was I came on here for. Geez. Science is cool.

[ScubaSteve]

Originally Posted by asylumdown

holy crap that's the coolest thing I've seen in years.

Please tell me you take requests?

See post a couple back. Easy answer: it depends.

Originally Posted by asylumdown

literally I came on here to ask a question, saw this wicked cool thread, and have now completely forgotten what it was I came on here for. Geez. Science is cool.

This happens to me pretty much every time I come on the internet. Typically goes like this: Photocatalysts... nanorods... quantum mechanics... 1 hr later... aquarium stufff... 3 hrs later... Batman and the filmography of Adam West...

[Scythanith]

Shouldn't the raptor have some feathers on it?

[ScubaSteve]

Originally Posted by Scythanith

Shouldn't the raptor have some feathers on it?

Nope, you're both wrong

[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!