Id on these Dino’s?

[a.t.t.r]

Oh I absolutely cannot identify these things myself. 120x. End microscope.
they vanish at night for the most part. The Mats vanish if you try and touch them.

 

[shwareefer]

Maybe one of the procentrum species from this chart since they all have the obvious central nucleus that i think I see in yours. Credit to the author of this link:

Dinoflagellates - Microscopic ID

May I add this here, considering I currently have dino’s to deal with. It may be useful to anybody with identifying, although there are lots more strains I believe. Images from left to right are identified below.

humble.fish

 

[Mikedawg]

Maybe one of the procentrum species from this chart since they all have the obvious central nucleus that i think I see in yours. Credit to the author of this link:

Dinoflagellates - Microscopic ID

May I add this here, considering I currently have dino’s to deal with. It may be useful to anybody with identifying, although there are lots more strains I believe. Images from left to right are identified below.

humble.fish

And credit to you for providing such a useful reference; thanks and I hope to never have to use it!

 

[saltyhog]

How do they move? Can you post a video of a slightly less thick slide? Bump the magnification level to about 400x if you can.

 

[a.t.t.r]

How do they move? Can you post a video of a slightly less thick slide? Bump the magnification level to about 400x if you can.

250 is high as I have. And I’ll do a thinner slide when I get back home hard to focus with using a cellphone as a camera sadly