We’ve Never Seen Maxima Clams this Green!

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Maxima clams are easily the most variable species of Tridacna which is to be expected for a reef animal that has a natural distribution across more than half of the globe from the Western Indian Ocean all the way to the Southeast Pacific Ocean. However today’s crop of Tridacna maxima are the result of captive breeding…
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