16/06/2026
Daphnia magna, also known as the water flea, is a foundational freshwater organism widely used in ecotoxicology. Its transparent body and short life cycle make it easy to maintain and observe in laboratory settings. Clonal reproduction allows us to work with genetically identical individuals, enhancing test reliability.
Daphnia magna produces rapid broods, enabling quick generation turnover and efficient toxicity assessments. They are highly sensitive to xenobiotics, making them excellent bioindicators for acute and chronic toxicity tests following international guidelines, including OECD protocols.
This is one of our most important freshwater organisms for ecotoxicity testing and complements our marine organism tests, helping provide a comprehensive assessment of our coating’s safety across aquatic ecosystems.
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