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Hi all
what type of clam is this?
Had it for over a year and has grown very well .......sorry about the blue in the pics

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Is that an addition to the tank V?

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Beautiful clam and you are forgiven for the "blue in the pics."
Take more and post them for your penance. :)

Ashes,how are you mate
Nope not new had it for over a year and has grown really well

Kris , heres a few more ;)
Last two pics are of my other one , still small but has gotta of double in size , was tiny when I got it

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All good V, still need to get over and see your tank for sure. Awaiting invite ha ha..

The Derasa grow dang fast for sure, the Crocea looks nice too.

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