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Hey fellow reefers I have a clam that I bought I did research about the before buying. But I had a luner wrasse which has now been removed from the tank he has picked at the clam so much that there's a massive hole but the clam is not closing anymore the clam still has flesh is he save able or something I can do to help all discussions and input will help me thank you

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Hey fellow reefers I have a clam that I bought I did research about the before buying. But I had a luner wrasse which has now been removed from the tank he has picked at the clam so much that there's a massive hole but the clam is not closing anymore the clam still has flesh is he save able or something I can do to help all discussions and input will help me thank you

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That’s rough. Probably not going to make it.
 
That’s a goner. Sorry.
 
I don't think that clam is alive anymore sadly. You should do a "sniff Test" to make sure, but even if it was alive a clam of that size would most likely perish in a matter of time.
What's sniff test like smell it ? I'm new to clams so I'm sorry if this is a stupid question
 
Agree on death. I wonder if clam was already in trouble prior to wrasse's behavior as wrasse generally will not bother them
 
Yeah, the chances of its survival are low, but if it does not stank then maybe it is still alive. Still will probably not make it.
Ok thank you everyone for the input even though I will most likely loss the clam I'm glad I got so input thank you guys
 

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