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A few days ago I found this small clam on my live rock from my LFS.

Does anyone have any idea what it is?

All I know is that it has to be a clam found in Australia since inverts can't be imported here.

The clam has also moved from where I last placed it.
 
A few days ago I found this small clam on my live rock from my LFS.

Does anyone have any idea what it is?

All I know is that it has to be a clam found in Australia since inverts can't be imported here.

The clam has also moved from where I last placed it.

Did you forget to attach something to your original post? Maybe a little something that makes ID'ing a specimen of something easier. Just a hunch... LOL!
 
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