Clams are just as addicting as sps

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Through the glass (2 smaller clams are Crocea's)


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My plans are to setup a smaller tank plumbed into the DT for the clams, then turn the flow back up for the acros.
 

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Nice looking collection. I wouldn't worry about flow and clams too much, if the mantle isn't permanantly bent over due to too much flow then they are fine. I have mine in a whirlwind right along with my SPS.
 

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wow nice bunch of clams you have there how long have you been collecting them
 

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Great looking bunch of clams and I think that there more addicting then any coral.
 

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I always wanted to buy clams but I just end up spending the money on more sps lol
 
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Very nice! you should send me those Croceas! I can't find any at a reasonable price anymore...

I picked the cultured Croceas out at a swap meet in Sept. from Dr. Mac's display. That is really the best time to buy clams when you have a tank full to choose from.
Do you know anyone that has bought any of the redsea clams that were imported recently?
 
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Nice!
Do you QT your clams?

No. Right or wrong I scrub with toothbrush, and inspect in FW dip for 5 mins. This short FW bath may not be helpful, but clams have always opened right up afterwards.
Clams do not seem bothered. I know the 20-30min FW dip is harsh on clams though. So, I in no way would tell anyone to FW dip that long unless last resort.
 

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