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Looks like a bivalve but not positive
 
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Looks like a bivalve but not positive
That was kind of what I was thinking, I have been fighting the urge to grab it to get a better look but my general rule is to leave stuff alone unless it is bad. If I do move it I will post a better picture.
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That was kind of what I was thinking, I have been fighting the urge to grab it to get a better look but my general rule is to leave stuff alone unless it is bad. If I do move it I will post a better picture.
Thank you!
Have one awfully similar, seen for last 9 months or so.... Harmless so far... Agree with Vette..
 

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