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@microbe-mage
Hello! Welcome to Microbe Mage!
My main account is @creatching-beast
This is a project of mine to identify the microscopic organisms I come across. It is for my own cataloging purposes, and to be a resource for other microscopists and microbe enthusiasts.
Also, I post a comic called Wormslayer that follows microbes living in a fantasy world called Protaria!
There isn't much microbe content on Tumblr, and I seek to remedy that, and create a searchable database.
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Wormslayer p. 5!
Wormslayer p. 4!
Sorry for missing a week, I will be back on track for next Monday, hopefully.
Wormslayer pg.3!
Ciliate from unknown southern Vermont pond (this is why lab notes are important kids!), I am guessing it is Coleps hirtus or Coleps viridis. Photos taken July 3, 2024. This Coleps cell has some visible green in its cells. This could be prey it has eaten, but some Coleps have endosymbiotic algae, meaning the algae live incide the them and share nutrients. Coleps prefer feeding on dead or dying animals, hence why the figure in the black cloak on page 2 of my comic, Wormslayer, is a Coleps eating a bug leg!
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Wormslayer page 2!
Wormslayer p.1!
This winter I started a comic about microbes living in a little fantasy world called Protaria! This has been an idea in my head for a while, but I was finally able to start drawing it this winter. I'll be posting these pages along with getting caught up on my microscope photos. Hope you enjoy it!
Here's a rotifer also from June 27, 2024. Also from one of two water bodies in southern Vermont, but I'm guessing from Woodfords State Park? I think I remember seeing a lot of rotifers in my samples from there.
Here's a little nematode! These pictures are from June 27, 2024, but I don't remember where the sample is from, could be from two different pond in southern Vermont.
Whew, it's been awhile. Here are some Colpidium sp. from the runoff water from one of my potted plants. I let the water sit in my closet for a day before observing.
I'm kind of surprised I didn't see more protists and invertebrates, but I suppose there is abundant and diverse bacteria (that's why the Colpidium are thriving).
From July 16, 2024
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This is the second time looking at this sample, it had definitely became less active, though there were many bacteria.
From a lichen and leaf litter sample taken on 01/06/2023 at 10:40. Notes from 01/09/2023 at 7:48 PM.