"Hi Danny,
I did a bit of work with these guys on paper before, here are my tips:
Grow up the culture until it is large and robust before you introduce to your artwork -the best time to collect it is when it is rampaging around, looking to escape…"
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Slime mould not going the distance
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sarah Roberts Feb 27, 2023. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Dear slimeheadsI'm trying to grow slime moulds linking up letters in a disc of paper, as in the pics. I want to make sclerotia that are yellow and potentially could be rehydrated.I've experimented…Continue
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Slime mould not going the distance
Dear slimeheadsI'm trying to grow slime moulds linking up letters in a disc of paper, as in the pics. I want to make sclerotia that are yellow and potentially could be rehydrated.I've experimented doing it with and without agar underneath, with different-sized discs, different-sized oats and now quinoa, but I'm struggling to get a live yellow slime network to persist until the whole disc has been colonised and networked. It seems that with these distances they prefer to eat one oat and then…See More
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