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[HudsonReefer2.0]

 

[Miami Reef]

Interesting. Does it provide insight on if phytoplankton dosing is necessary?

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

Idk yet. Just opened the pkg. lol

 

[Miami Reef]

Are you trying to keep clams? :)

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

Kinda.

 

[Miami Reef]

That is so beautiful! Your tank is stunning too!

What clam is that? I really like that pastel coloration!

 

[Miami Reef]

I am a super clam fan. I currently have one derasa but I’m planning to add many more to my collection. They might be one of my favorite things in reef keeping, I’ve always been fascinated by clams as a kid, especially when I learned that clams/oysters made pearls.

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

Ty. Stripped derasa. Looking for a blue squamy

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

I am a super clam fan. I currently have one derasa but I’m planning to add many more to my collection. They might be one of my favorite things in reef keeping, I’ve always been fascinated by clams as a kid, especially when I learned that clams/oysters made pearls.

They grow fast for a clam. Just keep the tank stable. Calcium hogs.

 

[shakacuz]

i’m trying to pick up a t. crocea. can’t find any in stock

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

They require high light and are ususally found in the crevices of rock which they bore the foot into. I haven’t kept any but did have a few maxima. More requirements not the best results.

Best experience w derasa.

 

[Miami Reef]

They require high light and are ususally found in the crevices of rock which they bore the foot into. I haven’t kept any but did have a few maxima. More requirements not the best results.

Best experience w derasa.

Me too. Maxima wouldn’t survive longer than a few months while I still have my derasa.

 

[MartinM]

Interesting. Does it provide insight on if phytoplankton dosing is necessary?

It is not.

Maximas aren’t more difficult to keep, but they require 350+ PAR. I keep mine at 350-550, 10+ hours per day. :)