I found these Difflugia hiding at the bottom of my aquarium, after thinking for a year, that all the amoeba had died out. They like to hide in the trash, so I almost missed them at first. The shape was also new to me, making it even harder to spot. And then, one moved. I believe I saw a pseudopod move first, then the shell.
Here's the Video link
. If you have a fast connection and a fast computer, watch it at 720p and full screen.
1. Difflugia acumenata? 10x.
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2. Difflugia lanceolata. 20x.
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3. Difflugia lanceolata. 20x.
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4. Another Difflugia lanceolata. 40x.
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5. A Difflugia acuminata. 40x.
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