My first clam !

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Got a bargain on this guy last week, not sure of the color, looks gold/black lol but it's cool also not sure if it's a maxima or what . What do you guys think ?

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Nice looking clam you got there.
 
That's one nice looking clam! The shell will confirm the species. If it has scallops or scutes on the sides - it's a maxima.

This is a great article about other things to look for on your clam to confirm it's ongoing health... and there are good pictures of shells for species ID as well.

https://www.advancedaquarist.com/2009/3/aafeature1
 
That's one nice looking clam! The shell will confirm the species. If it has scallops or scutes on the sides - it's a maxima.

This is a great article about other things to look for on your clam to confirm it's ongoing health... and there are good pictures of shells for species ID as well.

https://www.advancedaquarist.com/2009/3/aafeature1
Awesome yes it's a maxima, didnt know you can ID by shell I always looked st mantle
 

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