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XL Clam

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I have a clam for sale that I hate to part with. It is just getting too big! It measures from front to back 13 + inches, full mantle spread 16+ inches all the way around. It has a small clown that hosts it. If it can be caught it will go with the clam. I had several people interested in it but I was not ready to part with it. As now I have no choice, it will be first come first serve. I have pictures of growth ring upon request. Buyer will be responsible for bringing their own container. I will not ship. This clam will NOT fit in the bottom of a 5 Gal bucket. $300 or best reasonable offer by July 22nd. Im located in Mt Airy N.C 27030
 

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I have shipped corals before just never something this big. I wouldnt even know where to start. I cant imagine how much it would cost with the amount of water this thing would take. And I would think that in transit all the growth shelves along the side of the shell would be busted off when it got to where it was going. The more I think of it its just to risky. I really want this clam to live and shipping is just to much of a risk.
 
You can ship with air cargo up to 100lbs at a flat rates anywhere from $60 to $120 anywhere in the country.
 
No pheonix 14k mh 250. When I took the pic the bulbs were like to days old. PENDING SALE ON SATURDAY
 

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