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Old 06-18-2006, 11:35 AM   #1
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clam question


i was reading in some magazine that there is one of the clams that do well under low light, i think it was a croacea or maxima, i guess i need to be sure before i ask, but is this true? think one would do ok under some pc's?
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The Derasa are a moderate light clam. The Crocea,Squamosa, and Maxima require high light.
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ill have to get the article back out, it was in coral magazine, ill find out the right name and ask again.
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Old 06-18-2006, 12:06 PM   #4
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It was definetly NOT a Crocea or Maxima. They require the most light of all the Tricacnid clams.
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Old 06-18-2006, 01:08 PM   #5
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Check out Daniel Knopf's book on Giant clams, the Dersa clams are moderte light clams, but require some more dependency on filtration feeding as a consequence. As a general runle of thumb, the Dersas are also less colorful (but not always).
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Old 06-18-2006, 04:51 PM   #6
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Tom nailed it on the head. That is one of the best books I have ever purchased and I highly recommend it to anyone thinking about/owning a clam
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