Will my lighting work for clams

[meowzer]

Originally Posted by Pirates
http:///forum/post/3176459
sorry about that the pic did not load ????
Hard to tell from the pic...BUT Squamosas like to be on the sand....

 

[pirates]

Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3176460
Hard to tell from the pic...BUT Squamosas like to be on the sand....
it looks just like that not much color just bright white

 

[shwstpr88]

Hey guys wondering what special requirements are needed for clams I have a standard 125 reef tank 2in sand bed 130lbs live rock. I have nova extreme pro 72in T5 lights. Am I setup to get a clam? I know there a few different types but what sets them apart?

 

[shwstpr88]

Oh gosh I didnt mean to hijack the thread thought I started a new one sorry!

 

[tank1483]

Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3171682
Ummm.... my deresa did very well under PCs. Lived for years and grew to be huge. We lost him in a move. He got left in a bucket without a heater or flow.... for a few days :-( We also have a blue spot deresa in a JBJ 24g with standard lights.
Cranberry, did you have it on the sand or on the rocks?

 

[nycbob]

Originally Posted by shwstpr88
http:///forum/post/3222358
Hey guys wondering what special requirements are needed for clams I have a standard 125 reef tank 2in sand bed 130lbs live rock. I have nova extreme pro 72in T5 lights. Am I setup to get a clam? I know there a few different types but what sets them apart?
the nova pro would be enough for any clams with proper placement. crocea and maxima need to go on rockwork middle to top of tank. deresa and squamosa could stay on the sandbed. remember water parameters r important too when it comes to tridacnic clams.