Lets see those CLAM photos! Clams that you have, had, or even photographed.

[Reef AquaCult]

Coming along nicely. 16 years old now.

Gorgeous derasa! Any tips for long term success?

 

[Vanquishxxx]

Gorgeous derasa! Any tips for long term success?

Hey thanks. They are pretty hardy. Feed phyto when they are small and that’s about it. Keep in sandbed.

 

[OrionN]

My Gigas, 6 inches. Under my care since 07/2019

 

[Oliver d]

Wow that is a stunner

 

[OrionN]

 

[NanoSteam]

Noticed the first new bit of white shell growth on my small Maxima clam today and was too excited not to share. This is in my 20g high Nano dosing Tropic Marin All for Reef. I've had to more than double my dosage after adding the clam.

 

[jeffrey750750]

Coming along nicely. 16 years old now.

About how many inches wide is that gorgeous clam

 

[vetteguy53081]

 

[JANSCH]

My old tank from 3 years ago.

2 pcs T.squamosa

 

[Joel B.]

Some pics of my current system, phone camera with a simple orange filter, The squamosa and crocea I've had for years via my LFS, the rest are from PEA.

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[Futuretotm]

In the wild, french polynesia

 

[vetteguy53081]

 

[Gigidoll]

Here’s my little maxima. He’s about 3 inches now. He hates the flash on my phone so closes partially

 

[Gigidoll]

 

[Luucky13]

Here is my 20" long Squamosa. Biggest clam I have ever owned. Unfortunately two of my tangs took to nipping the mantle and I had to re-home it. It must have weighed 20 lbs.

Here it is in a 7 foot long tank

 

[grady15]

Here is my 6" long Hippopus hippopus clam, photos don't really do it justice it has many green and blue hues in it.

 

[C. Eymann]

Sorry for the poor quality, pic was taken in 2002 or 2003 using conventional film, had this big crocea as the "center piece" of my 58gal from my sophomore year of highschool into my 2nd year of college.

 

[OrionN]

 

[esther]

Here’s our clam! Maxima Ultra Grade. We love it!!

 

[minreef]

My 4in maxima and 2in crocea