ID my baby clam

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doubt it as i know the odds are astronimical but i found this in some filter material today. Tank has been set up in on form or another for over 5 years.. and ive never seen anythign that looks like this other than my Duressa clams. Just recently upgraded to a 220 gallon tank and my very large Duressa clam didnt survive the tank move but another duressa did.
but like i said i found this in some filter media and i know it could be something else but it loks alot like a mini duressa

your thoughts?



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Just looks like a little mini clam. I got a bunch of them in my tank.

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Hmm, I don't think it is any type of Tridachnid clam. It is hard to say but I think just some common sand inhabiting clam?
 

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