Lets see those Clams
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This is an pic before i redid my tank, now it's up on the rocks.
corbin1234
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Originally Posted by fishieness
they are not hardy at all. if you have perfect water, enough light, and they are big enough for them to not have to be fed, then they are pretty easy. but you just have to make sure your water is very good. how old is your tank?
not that long, just restarted after a move, so its been only about 5 months
they are not hardy at all. if you have perfect water, enough light, and they are big enough for them to not have to be fed, then they are pretty easy. but you just have to make sure your water is very good. how old is your tank?
not that long, just restarted after a move, so its been only about 5 months
rubberduck
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derasea..in a 5 month old tank..thriving ***)
rubberduck
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they thrive in ammonia levels that are high. that is a supplement to them to keep them healthy. The uncertainty of levels of ph, calcium,alk, etc will make them not do well. In a cycling tank the most likly will die even though they appreciate the high ammoinia.
travis a stable tank is a must, regardless and a cycling tank is not stable. thats why most should wait a year
travis a stable tank is a must, regardless and a cycling tank is not stable. thats why most should wait a year
shoreliner11
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Here are some clams I took photos of while diving yesterday. Hope you like em.
I'm not 100% on ids but here they are
Pic 1 T. squamosa
Pic 2 T. maxima surrounded by some Porites
Pic 3 I can't really tell but it looks like a crocea; surrounded by porites again
Good on ya
Aaron
I'm not 100% on ids but here they are
Pic 1 T. squamosa
Pic 2 T. maxima surrounded by some Porites
Pic 3 I can't really tell but it looks like a crocea; surrounded by porites again
Good on ya
Aaron