Living Organisms
Carolina™ Lumbriculus variegatus
This species of worm lives in shallow-water marshes, ponds, and swamps, feeding on microorganisms and organic material.
Carolina™ Sporulating Moss
Mosses are excellent terrarium subjects, but you can easily damage most species if you overwater them.
Carolina™ Painted Lady Butterfly 5-Larvae Culture
Teach the concept of life cycle with live painted lady butterflies!
Carolina™ Male Betta Splendens
The male betta has been used extensively in behavioral studies.
Carolina™ Fern Prothallia, Young Sporophytic Stage
This fern prothallia with young sporophyte shows the sporophytic stage.
Carolina™ Mystery Snail Set
Students can view two different varieties of snails.
Carolina™ Wild-Type Drosophila
The wild-type, Oregon R strain of Drosophila is the standard red eye fruit fly.
Carolina™ Caenorhabditis elegans N2
Caenorhabditis elegans completes its life cycle in three days, developing from egg through four larval stages to adult.
Carolina™ Fancy Guppies
Fancy guppies are a guppy bred for more color and finnage.
Carolina™ Anolis carolinensis
Anolis carolinensis is also know as the American chameleon.
Carolina™ Polysiphonia, Living
A marine red algae culture that has polysiphonous construction.
Carolina™ Synura, Living
A pinnate diatom culture.
Carolina™ Clostridium butyricum (C. beijerinckii), , Living, Tube
This culture is Gram+, motile, anaerobic rods.
Carolina™ Bacillus sphaericus, Living, Plate
Cultures are guaranteed as to species and purity.
Carolina™ Neisseria subflava, MicroKwik Culture™, Vial
The culture is Gram - , nonmotile cocci; encapsulated cocci; respiratory tract organism.