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  1. Barry_N.

    Barry_N. Astrea Snail

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    Matt,

    You have a awesome forum and congrads on the growth in membership!! ;D
     
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  3. Craig Manoukian

    Craig Manoukian Giant Squid

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    [red]Nice to see you stop by Barry!  My best to Sherry.

    Would you be kind enough to post the minimum tank size, filtration, water quality, lighting, etc. necessary to keep one of your beautiful clams in good health.  This will help the winner prepare for an awesome livestock addition!

    TIA[/red]
     
  4. karlas

    karlas Fire Goby

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    [glow=red, 2, 300]congrats matt[/glow]

    this site has come a [glow=green, 2, 300]lloooonnnnggg[/glow] way since it first started youve done a great job here
     
  5. omard

    omard Gnarly Old Codfish

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    Good "Timing" - Look's like Barry has some new stock in...

    Let's hurry up and get formalities of this "raffle" over so I can pick out my new clam! ;D
     
  6. Barry_N.

    Barry_N. Astrea Snail

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    The larger the water volume the better chances that you will be able to keep a clams for long term due to growth and water chemistry changes.  IME, I would have to say at least a 20 gallon and then I would have a small amount of corals in it to avoid water warfare.

    We do have new stock in but we are getting new arrivals almost weekly.
     
  7. Craig Manoukian

    Craig Manoukian Giant Squid

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    Thanks Barry! What about lighting, substrate, live rock, and tank age if any of those apply?

    TIA
     
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  9. Barry_N.

    Barry_N. Astrea Snail

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    MH is always better when keeping clams for the long term IME but some will do well with PC such as Squamosa, derasa and hippopus.

    Substrate I like to use crushed coral as it is not so fine that it will clog the clams gills up. LR good :) Age of tank, like to see some corallline algae growing first. That is a good sign that the tank is maturing. All chemistry should be stable with little or no swings.
     
  10. Matt Rogers

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    Good to know!
    We will make sure the clam gets a good home.
    And thanks for the kind words too!
    (you too karla and cowboy)

    :)
     
  11. Iceman30

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    GOT 3 BUT ALWAYS CAN MAKE ROOM FOR 1 MORE !!!
     
  12. Craig Manoukian

    Craig Manoukian Giant Squid

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    All you need are 11 more posts Iceman30