1350 mi. drive for a clam !!!

Wow what a great Mobil setup for the clam!
My LFS has one that big for sale in one of their tanks.
It's only 6 min from my house lol.
I'm just sad it's too big to fit anywhere in my tank :(
 
Nice I have 2 they are 5" and a 11" I love the way they look they make a tank look perfect
 

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I think clams are a wonderful addition to any tank. They just add a certain beauty. Wonderful find and it looks amazing in your tank!!!
 
Nice looking specimen! I've tried clams before with no luck, they always die off. I can keep any sps and hard to keep fish without a problem, but no luck with clams :(

Great luck with it
 
If I remember correctly, that clam was in a 29 gallon biocube a few years back. I am sure if youyou search the Atlanta reef clubs archives you will find a pic of it about 3 years ago.
 
Last June, I drove from upstate NY to Chicago to pick up a tank setup. Total 1900 miles, it was fun. I can understand your excitement. Beautiful clam, I say totally worth the drive.
 
i have seen this clam in person and it is huge.glad to see it has a good home i wanted it but it would never fit in my tank.
 

HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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  • It depends on whether my nutrient export can handle it

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