I was trying out this for fun and found it very tiring (oh my eyes!).
Freeze dried daphnia (~1-2mm each)and pointed tweezers.
For the effect, these pics were also made into a short video clip.
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I was trying out this for fun and found it very tiring (oh my eyes!).
Freeze dried daphnia (~1-2mm each)and pointed tweezers.
For the effect, these pics were also made into a short video clip.
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Cindy
That is like way cool!
Very cool, indeed, Cindy! Great job!
so cool.. nice camera too!!
Awesome Cindy! It's been a couple days since your post, have the traps retained/consumed the prey?
I've always wanted to try growing Aldrovanda but for some reason it's rare in the US. I've never seen it for sale.
Thanks, everyone. Now I am inspired to try on the smaller plants i.e. the thinner Australian forms. The one in the photos is the Poland form.
I just checked...the traps are still closed but no longer pressed flat (I forgot to take photos of that stage...erm, is there such a stage?). The daphnia seems to be digested...I'll try and take a photo now. But it's not going to be easy. *cross-eyed*
Last edited by Cindy; 11-05-2010 at 12:02 AM.
Cindy
The better of the shots.
Showing the "shape-less" debris as compared to the oval-shaped daphnia...
The time difference between the following shots was half an hour. No, I didn't sit and wait for it to happen. I was shuttling between the computer and the balcony to try and get sharper photos.
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Cindy
Interesting and awesome shots !
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