grade*** 4"+ clams with lots of photos.trades are welcomed

[Borderjumper]

Any green ones? The pics from the supplier showed tons of nice greens.. But I don't see any in your pictures?

[MMAX]

Originally Posted by Borderjumper

Any green ones? The pics from the supplier showed tons of nice greens.. But I don't see any in your pictures?

Make that 2 of us...looking for green maximas

[eli@fijireefrock.com]

Originally Posted by MMAX

Make that 2 of us...looking for green maximas

Sorry guys as of now I don't see any greens yet.

Here are few more photos.



some dark and light gold colors

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by Elias@caco3reef.com

Sorry guys as of now I don't see any greens yet.

Here are few more photos.

Changed my mind I want these 2 center on in second pic.

[rzadun]

How many clams have arrived? Are there any green or purple pokadot ones?

[ashr]

Will you be getting any clams that will do well under 6 T5 HO ATI's

[eli@fijireefrock.com]

Originally Posted by ashr

Will you be getting any clams that will do well under 6 T5 HO ATI's

1st It should be noted that with all marine corals and animals each particular individual will vary in terms of hardiness and ease of care.
Clams are like some corals rely on symbiotic zooxanthellae for nutrient generation and thus are considered photosynthetic feeders.All clams should be placed in tanks that are at least 6mths old.
As for lighting specs, the higher the light level the better for the clam.The lowest light in my opinion would be the T5 as the clam need to be placed closer to the tank top but not to close as sometimes clams tend to exert and squirt water (simply be cautious of how high you place your clam.
Hope that answers your question and a bit more.

[eli@fijireefrock.com]

Here are some photos not the best but you get the picture