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I ordered a clam from my lfs, it was supposed to be a Derasa. After the excitement of the new clam andgot it in the tank last night I’m thinking it’s a crocea or max. Sorry for the bad pics m. Thanks for all the help!

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Unlike some of the others. Once the derasa opens up, you’ll know if it is in fact a derasa.
 
Without really looking at the shell , I’d kinda say no.
The derasa is pretty easy to spot as the mantle doesn’t usually overlap the shell much. It’s well known for the wide inset of the mantle.
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If you can get one more pic of the clam wide like this we’ll see if the rest of the #reefsqaud clam heads will chime in.
 

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