Blue Squamosa Clam - A Video Overview

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A number of weeks ago I picked up a small Blue Squamosa clam, something I had been looking to do for years but had resisted due to their high price tag. Anway, I shot some video of it and included a brief primer on this gem of a clam.

 
Nice vid and clams!
 
Looking good keith! Do you feed them manually? i have tried a few maximas over a years but never had a good success :(
 
Looking good keith! Do you feed them manually? i have tried a few maximas over a years but never had a good success :(
Thanks everybody! Mike, no target feeding....I have never done so with my clams over the years.
 
Keith, you due for more tank pics:))) Hows tank doing?
 
Tank is doing great! I have to take some recent photos but you can get a good idea of how it is doing via my live webcam.

 
Tank is doing great! I have to take some recent photos but you can get a good idea of how it is doing via my live webcam.



Gorgeous man!
 
Thanks! It is still a very young tank but it is on the right track.
 
Where did you pick one up? I have been looking for a blue squamosa for a while.
 
Keith what metal halides are you running now.
I remember your old system was under radiums / was at your old house with a tank tour trip
What is the combination you are using now.
 
Keith what metal halides are you running now.
I remember your old system was under radiums / was at your old house with a tank tour trip
What is the combination you are using now.
That was a great tank tour.....I really enjoyed showing you guys my system!

Running the same lighting for the new tank I used on that old tank....400W Radiums driven on a HQI ballast with T5s.
 

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