Microscopes are really interesting tools but like @George said ignorance can be bliss.
Idk what’s there, it could be good/bad or indifferent idk.
Ultimately the plants say it all but its something I’d rather not concern myself with.
@Esrgood4u thank you bud, unfortunately I don’t have a pc these days, even my ipad is locked up because I’ve not used it in ages and idk what my apple iD is?
Previously when I put the sd card into my phone it worked with a little persuasion now it won’t register at all.
Idk the names of the creatures other than the springtails or spider mite.
@PadawanWarrior hey bud, i bought the microscope years back but looking into the eyepiece for long periods gets sore on the face lol.
Last year I bought a digital camera for it that fits the microscope, it’s a pleasure to use now having it hooked up to a screen/tv
A few random pic’s.
Springtails springy thingy.
Spider mite.
I had some cracking footage of foliar/water with and without a wetting agent on spider mite, i deleted the whole fkg folder by accident 
Without a wetting agent the hairs on spider mite create a safety bubble (surface tension) and they don’t even get wet.
With a wetting agent the water completely engulfs them and they drown.
It sounds unlikely but I cleared up spider mite with two applications of wetting agent, I didn’t allow for the eggs the 1st time so I used H202 the next time and haven’t seen them since that was last spring.
Spider mite eggs on a pin.
My main point being whatever you use on bugs/pests be sure to use a wetting agent or dish soap.