Clam lighting
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mudplayerx
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It is if its metal halide.
j.r. 1221
Member
Originally Posted by CedarReef
http:///forum/post/2987521
Then yes, it would be enough. Just make sure you know the requirements of clams other than light. A 14g might be a little small for a clam, though. They are GIANT clams lol
Sorry Cocoacf, I don't have an answer for the lighting but would like to clarify.........Crocoa are the "smallest of the giant clam with maximum size of 6inches". I'm interested in getting this clam for my 90g, that's why this caught my attention. So if this info is incorrect, please, correct me.
http:///forum/post/2987521
Then yes, it would be enough. Just make sure you know the requirements of clams other than light. A 14g might be a little small for a clam, though. They are GIANT clams lol
Sorry Cocoacf, I don't have an answer for the lighting but would like to clarify.........Crocoa are the "smallest of the giant clam with maximum size of 6inches". I'm interested in getting this clam for my 90g, that's why this caught my attention. So if this info is incorrect, please, correct me.
cedarreef
Member
Originally Posted by J.R. 1221
http:///forum/post/2987536
Sorry Cocoacf, I don't have an answer for the lighting but would like to clarify.........Crocoa are the "smallest of the giant clam with maximum size of 6inches". I'm interested in getting this clam for my 90g, that's why this caught my attention. So if this info is incorrect, please, correct me.
Crocea are generally the smallest, but are also the hardest to care for. Like all other clams, they require high light, adequate calcium levels, and a mature tank which means totally stable water conditions such as temp, salinity, pH, and little to no nitrates or phosphates.
http:///forum/post/2987536
Sorry Cocoacf, I don't have an answer for the lighting but would like to clarify.........Crocoa are the "smallest of the giant clam with maximum size of 6inches". I'm interested in getting this clam for my 90g, that's why this caught my attention. So if this info is incorrect, please, correct me.
Crocea are generally the smallest, but are also the hardest to care for. Like all other clams, they require high light, adequate calcium levels, and a mature tank which means totally stable water conditions such as temp, salinity, pH, and little to no nitrates or phosphates.
