Mutant clam snail??

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Here's a couple close ups...
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that is so cool! lol , hopefully it does not scratch your glass! would be the most awesome snail i have ever seen if that is a clam. i would safe keep that guy!
 
I'm told it isn't a clam... and it probably isn't but it sure as heck looks like one doesn't it? Again I'm fairly certain it isn't...
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I actually thought it was a very common hitchhiker. I have several different oysters, and several different clams in my tank. I can tell you 100% sure it's not a G. Maxima. I'll take some pics of the different oysters and clams I have when I get back. I'm on the road heading to Indianapolis. I have a wife, going to spend the weekend at her sisters, fun, fun. I'm taking my kayak and fishing pole and a 25.00 gift certificate to Premium Aquatics. That should get me out for a little. I'm rather certain it is a Comb Oyster, which exact species I'm not sure of. When I was a fisherman I'd see those stuck on clams and oysters all the time.
 
Yeah I'm curious also... perhaps I'll end up with something more of an clamoyster with a snail growing out of it lol
 

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