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  1. da colts

    da colts Skunk Shrimp

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    here is the other sqamosa
     

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  3. da colts

    da colts Skunk Shrimp

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    and here is the tiny maxima
     
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    beamer Sea Dragon

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    Your clams are so beautiful and they are opened up so wide. I don't think mine has ever been that open. I'm told it has good mantle extension. Should mine be more open?
    For some reason my pic didn't show up I'll try again.

    cindy
     

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    Here's my pic.

    cindy
     

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    Here's a new pic I just took that gives a little better view.

    Cindy
     
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    da colts Skunk Shrimp

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    cindy, that is quite a beautiful clam.... good job!!!!!!!
     
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    beamer Sea Dragon

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    Thanks, between my star polyps and button polyps its about to be completely surrounded. My tank is really growing you can tell a big difference from the first picture I posted and the second, especially with the rock on the right hand side with the polyps.

    Cindy
     
  10. Matt Rogers

    Matt Rogers Kingfish

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    Cindy don't sweat it, your clam is doing great. Maximas don't open as wide as Squamosas.. you should pick up this book Gresham lent me.. Giant Clams by Daniel Knop - ' A comprehensive Guide to the Identification and Care of Tridacnid Clams'  It's incredible! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT.  :)


    HEY DANNY - you have all these awesome pics, but I noticed most of them are as attachments. You really should upload them to the gallery so they are easier to look at again than searching all these posts. After you upload them there, you can simply click the image button when posting and put in the URL location so you can display them in your posts too. ;) :)
     
  11. beamer

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    Thanks Matt,

    That book has been recommended to me before and I would like to get it. My hubby and I are fixin to go to Dallas to Frye's electronics. (He's Mr. Computer Man) . We don't have much of anything around here in podunk city so we have to go to Dallas. Anyway, there is a half price book store close to Fryes and I believe I have seen that book there. I'll run by there and check it out. It seems like it was a pretty good sized book if I remember correctly and it had a decent price on it.

    Can my polyps growing so closely to the clam hurt it. They grown somewhat under the mantle and right up against it. It doesn't seem to be bothering him but I was afraid that they could sting him. Can they?

    Off to Dallas we go!!

    Cindy
     
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    da colts Skunk Shrimp

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    matt help me here, how do i get a photo from the gallery to my post?