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![]() Now when you say foot what do you mean? Clams have an area on the bottom that is open (A picture would really help here). Besides Bristleworms are detrivours and wouldn't attack and eat a healthy clam.
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![]() Hit up the clams direct forum if you can't figure it out here. Post a photo, and they should be able to help you out considerably.
That aside, how big is the clam in question? |
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![]() the aptasia are likely the cause of the poor mantle extension and the hole in the bottom where the foot / byssal thread comes out is normal. as the others have pointed out a picture would really help, just to be sure.
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