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Old 12/12/2003, 02:56 PM   #1
werent_still
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clam placement.

i want to get my clams up off of the sand bed and into my mountains of live rock, unfortunately whenever i try to place my clams on shelf-like pieces of rock they end up back in the sand bed within a few days... any advice on what to do with my 2 inch super colour maxima, 4.5 inch crocea, 2.5 inch squamosa, or 2.5 inch haha i dont even know the name of the last one... it is brown with an intricate black pattern running through it in a cross-hatch sort of fashion..


thanks for your time.


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Old 12/12/2003, 03:36 PM   #2
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If clams are not happy with their current location they will move and do some cliff diving on you. Try to place them in a low current area while still receiving mucho lighting.

I got my first clams a week ago so i'm still learning.


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