Maxima Clam Question

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Just a quick question on this new maxima I bought, what’s the normal/average mantle extension? Mine seems very extended and the photos online aren’t as much. Still responds to light changes, not stressing just a simple question for anyone that has or has kept maximas. Thank you!

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Looks good. I would raise the clam higher and possibly increase the light intensity. They can use as much light as they can get.
 
Looks good. I would raise the clam higher and possibly increase the light intensity. They can use as much light as they can get.
I would move up to light more otherwise looks good. The reason online mantles are not extended is because they just got them in.
 
Just a quick question on this new maxima I bought, what’s the normal/average mantle extension? Mine seems very extended and the photos online aren’t as much. Still responds to light changes, not stressing just a simple question for anyone that has or has kept maximas. Thank you!

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That is a Crocea. It looks fine to me.
 
Clear and close picture of the mantle, will show the eye spots all over the mantle rather than just roll on the edge.
Even from your picture I can see it all over the mantle.
 
It’s happy, fyi don’t ever think that if they don’t respond to light there’s something wrong with it they don’t respond sometimes it’s normal
 

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