What Containers to use for Wet Specimens

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X: / thomastktung This video takes you through a list of containers recommended for storing wet preserved biological specimens. Also discusses briefly the containers that are not recommended for long term storage.
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[@learningdiscourse2955]

I really appreciate and like your videos. Very much required ..Thanks for these uploads. We are getting a lot help

[@leroybellanto7642]

hi thomas, is there a better way to get clean internal edges on your glass containers without the silicone showing so obviously

[@TheSingtangpaScienceGuy]

there are. You can check out a handful of aquarium construction tutorials. Ive seen them use some kind of tape which they put on along the edges before sealant application. Once sealant cures, they remove the tape to give a nice, even glue line finish.