clams

[fuzzybob4]

can bio-cubes have clame in them or do they need more light then a bio-cube has?

[crvz]

which bio-cube? some setups have more lights than others, and there are lower-light clams (though they can get big over time, say ~20" and sometimes more, you can get them in the 2-3" range to start).

[fuzzybob4]

i have a 29g, it has 10,000k lights.so is that good lighting for a clam?

[Loverotties]

Originally Posted by fuzzybob4

i have a 29g, it has 10,000k lights.so is that good lighting for a clam?

I think you mean 10K,are the CF or T5HO?

[fuzzybob4]

ya that but the book says 10,000k light so i gess that one is it good for clams?

[icebear]

that is just color temp, intensity is what matters. what kind of lights are they?

what type of fixture?

[AquaMan91]

I have a biocube 8 and i have those same lights. there CF's not T5HO's. you could but it would need to be one that lives on rocks and it would need to be near the top. Also have another larger tank handy cause clams get pretty big. My LFS is sellin one that is 12'' across!!

[fuzzybob4]

[YLChik]

bio cubes come with 36 watt compact florescence
stock comes with 1 10K bulb and 1 actinic bulb