Zebra Danios

[Mugwump]

Nice.......good find.

[BillT]

Nice. If you have a camera with a small diameter lens you could remove one of the ocular lenses (those near the eye) and either buy a camera attachment, or maybe make one and take pictures through there. I know someone who holds his iPhone camera up to the opening (room lights off) and takes pretty good pictures that way. Getting the proper distance from the camera lens to the microscope's ocular tube is important for getting the image in focus. Also holding it steady.

This is why a camera attachment is handy. It also keeps out stray light.
They typically have a tube with the OD of the ocular lens (to fit in the ocular tube nicely), threads to mount the camera by its threads for filters on the lens, and some way to adjust the distance between the camera and microscope tube for focusing. The threads to the camera can be replaced with tape, but the camera will have to be supported by a tripod or something.
Focusing can be a screw mechanism between two telescoping tubes (camera end vs. microscope end) or a slot in one of the tubes and screw in the other to tighten and hold a fixed distance.