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post #21 of 31

It is very pretty.  Just how hard are these kinds of clams to care for?  I have quite a few "cleaner" clams in my tank that, while nice, just arnt as pretty.  Are these things filter feeders as well?  They need really nice lights?  What is the story?

post #22 of 31
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Most need really good lighting.....the Derasa can get away with T5's...I have one in the 29G

Maxima and crocea need high lighting

3" and above are supposed to be easier, and not need to be fed....that is why I got this one bigger.   They need a high level of calcium (400+) or so....

 

I'm no expert...LOL....I had a teeny maxima once...didn't last 2 weeks   :(   I still want a Maxima, but I will not buy one under 3" next time

post #23 of 31

them things are spensive.  like really spensive for just sitting there filtering out water.  LOL  Still, extremly pretty.  I think my wife wants a clam.

post #24 of 31
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Some are more expensive then others,.  sometimes SWF.com has the Derasa's on sale...I got mine here last year

 

you just have to shop around...it's really easyto find smaller ones. but when the time comes and you start looking...look for the 3" ...they have a better survival rate  (so I hear)

post #25 of 31

Hey meowzer, is this a good deal for this clam?

 

http://cdmas.org/forums/index.php?topic=8542.0

 

its a local message board in my area.

post #26 of 31
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Originally Posted by Monsinour View Post

Hey meowzer, is this a good deal for this clam?

 

http://cdmas.org/forums/index.php?topic=8542.0

 

its a local message board in my area.



IDK...when I click on it all I get is a sign in screen

post #27 of 31

It was this clam for $70.  He says it is 5 to 6 inches in size.

 

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post #28 of 31
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Sounds good to me.....

post #29 of 31

 

although that clam looks like a great deal, your tank is far too new for one monsinour

post #30 of 31
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Originally Posted by BTLDreef View Post

 

although that clam looks like a great deal, your tank is far too new for one monsinour



 K, so how long, 6 months, 8 months, a year?

post #31 of 31
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Originally Posted by BTLDreef View Post

 

although that clam looks like a great deal, your tank is far too new for one monsinour



SORRY....I should have added that....busy morning at work    :(

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