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10 4 thanksNo glue, they attach themselves
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10 4 thanksNo glue, they attach themselves
No glue! Most of them attach in a few days. I did have one Crocea that refused to attach. He had growth lines and great mantle extension but just wouldn’t attach. I ended up surrounding him with smaller rocks. After a few weeks he finally attached and I removed the rocks slowly. My other Crocea attached in 24 hours.do you guys glue down the clam onto a rock? or do you wedge it a bit or just rest in in a crevice? Always wanted to try one. Afraid how it would do in a nano system.
do you guys glue down the clam onto a rock? or do you wedge it a bit or just rest in in a crevice? Always wanted to try one. Afraid how it would do in a nano system.
Do you light acclimate them or just put them in what you hope is their permanent spot?
I just got my 2nd Crocea and can't remember if I acclimated the first one.
I've now got 4 clams: 2 Croceas and 2 Squamosas. All from Biota.
One interesting thing I find about the Crocea is the color is different of seem from above vs. the side. (It's near the top of the tank, so mostly o see it from the side.)