Photo: Zebra Fish
On day 3, students had to use small pipettes to remove the the dead eggs and if hatched already, the empty cases. If the the dead eggs and empty cases were not removed, as they decompose, they could release toxins that may kill other eggs and hatching larvae.
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Technical Details
- Camera: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi
- ISO speed: 1600
- Focal length: 125.0 mm