Beautiful Aquacultured WYSIWYG Crocea Clams

[PacificEastAquaculture]

Aquacultured Crocea Clams
SO BEAUTIFUL!!

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[Silver14SS]

I have a bare bottom tank, led/t5 ati light, lots of flow for sps. Fish are a pair of clowns, mollie miller blenny, indigo dottyback, and lemon damsels. Clean up crew is snails, hermits, mini brittle stars, mini comet stars, pods.

From watching your video, I think it’ll be fine to add one of these so I guess I’m just double checking for reassurance

Sounds like a flat piece of rock in the bottom of the tank will be fine or is a is a container of rubble a must?
Any of my tank inhabitants that are a no go with clams?
Anything a first time clam keeper should know?

Thanks!

 

[PacificEastAquaculture]

I have a bare bottom tank, led/t5 ati light, lots of flow for sps. Fish are a pair of clowns, mollie miller blenny, indigo dottyback, and lemon damsels. Clean up crew is snails, hermits, mini brittle stars, mini comet stars, pods.

From watching your video, I think it’ll be fine to add one of these so I guess I’m just double checking for reassurance

Sounds like a flat piece of rock in the bottom of the tank will be fine or is a is a container of rubble a must?
Any of my tank inhabitants that are a no go with clams?
Anything a first time clam keeper should know?

Thanks!

Should be good, keep an eye on the damsels since they might nip. A ceramic clam cradle will work well to house the clam.

 

[PacificEastAquaculture]

Give the clams as much light as you can and they do better in tanks that have some nitrates and phosphates, generally tanks being fed a lot.

 

[Silver14SS]

Thank you for the info! Tank is only 16” deep, lots of light and food for the SPS.

I think I’ll be ordering one, maybe rehome the damsels and get some other fish from you while I’m at it.

Thanks again for the great aquacultured products

 

[PacificEastAquaculture]

Thank you for the info! Tank is only 16” deep, lots of light and food for the SPS.

I think I’ll be ordering one, maybe rehome the damsels and get some other fish from you while I’m at it.

Thanks again for the great aquacultured products

OK, thanks. We have really nice tank-raised Bangaii Cardinalfish, Dottybacks, Blennies, Gobies, etc.

 

[Silver14SS]

Great talking to you today, thanks for taking the time to answer all my questions! Decided to go with this one and a pair of mandarins

 

[User1]

Great talking to you today, thanks for taking the time to answer all my questions! Decided to go with this one and a pair of mandarins

They are great! My daughter was thrilled with them while she was looking for a t-shirt for my birthday. I placed a order last week on their buy 3 get 3 packs and Dr. Mac answered some questions and even looked at my tank image to suggest placement Rachel, well, she is amazing because she called and asked me about shipping and if I was OK with a day delay due to weather. I'm like sure, no rush. Simple things like that or the post-it notes they included. I use those all the time leaving them around the house for people to see

I'm biased, yes Being serious though I've been really happy just lurking and watching the threads posted, looking at the corals, watching the videos. Once I was ready to buy I did and am very happy for all of the above but most importantly the price was in a fair range I aim for. Goal is to let these mature a bit and then fit a clam in the mix.

If you didn't see it check out the yellow fever stylocoenillia. That little piece of coral is amazing and stands out. Post a pic of the clam once it is settled!

 

[PacificEastAquaculture]

Great talking to you today, thanks for taking the time to answer all my questions! Decided to go with this one and a pair of mandarins

They are great! My daughter was thrilled with them while she was looking for a t-shirt for my birthday. I placed a order last week on their buy 3 get 3 packs and Dr. Mac answered some questions and even looked at my tank image to suggest placement Rachel, well, she is amazing because she called and asked me about shipping and if I was OK with a day delay due to weather. I'm like sure, no rush. Simple things like that or the post-it notes they included. I use those all the time leaving them around the house for people to see

I'm biased, yes Being serious though I've been really happy just lurking and watching the threads posted, looking at the corals, watching the videos. Once I was ready to buy I did and am very happy for all of the above but most importantly the price was in a fair range I aim for. Goal is to let these mature a bit and then fit a clam in the mix.

If you didn't see it check out the yellow fever stylocoenillia. That little piece of coral is amazing and stands out. Post a pic of the clam once it is settled!

Thanks guys, appreciate your support and comments!

 

[Silver14SS]

Happy as a clam! It attached right away and opened up. Snapped shut from the camera flash and when a crab got curious. As far as I can tell, all is good. Great first impression on my first order, I'll be back when it's time for more fish, or maybe even another crocea!

I think it was less than 18 hours from time of order to getting it in the tank

 

[PacificEastAquaculture]

Happy as a clam! It attached right away and opened up. Snapped shut from the camera flash and when a crab got curious. As far as I can tell, all is good. Great first impression on my first order, I'll be back when it's time for more fish, or maybe even another crocea!

I think it was less than 18 hours from time of order to getting it in the tank

Awesome, thanks for the update!