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10-08-2007, 02:42 AM
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Hi,
I have to agree with the others. Everything thrives in my tank but I've lost 2 clams and it happened overnight for both. The only thing I can come-up with is that I used Liquid calicum reactor the day before. Don't use that anymore. I now have a calcium reactor but I haven't tried a clam yet.
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125gal Reef with Fish, 40gal sump, Reefmania calcium reactor, MH, UVH, Moon, Aquazone plus 100, Auto Topoff, CoraLife 125 skimmer, GHL Profilux computer & special effects lighting. Fish:Coral Beauty,Yellow Wrasse,African Clown Wrasse,BiColor Anglefish,Banded Goby,Psycodelic Mandarin Goby Inverts:Long-spinned Urchin,Crowned Urchin,Feather Dusters,Fire shrimp,Banded Shrimp,Brittle Star Corals:Cup Coral,Frogspawn,Pink Open Brain Coral,Yellow Dot Zoanthid,White Tree Coral,Leathers 
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10-08-2007, 02:55 AM
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I currently have 6 clams in my 110g but I have lost a couple in the last few years. No apparent reason although I am sure that it is just when I start to think "there ain't nothin' to keeping these darn clams"
 Then phoof - it dies.So the 6 I have in my tank are very very difficult to keep  I have just been using the Salifert all in one calcium additive but I really have to get one of my calcium reactor up and running as it is getting too expensive to use the Salifert.
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10-08-2007, 03:12 AM
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Yep he's gone now, just an empty shell
 It did happen very quickly. I wish there was something I could have done. At least it's good to know that this is something that can happen to clams. I won't be afraid to try another one sometime in the future. Thanks for the input everyone.
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