Clam death.

[reefwars]

Originally Posted by asylumdown

FWIW, I've had my clam for nearly 4 years, first as a teeny tiny little baby clam in a 4 gallon pico, then as one of the first inverts in my big tank.

By weight, I'd say half the biomass in my tank is bristle worm. My clam is happy as a, well, clam.

Yeah I have a squammie now for a few years and it's been in a couple systems all of which have bristle worms and its still going strong .I'm sure they love a dying meal but they don't seem to do any harm to a healthy one.....not the typical worms I have anyways

[Doug]

Originally Posted by neoh

I had an angel fish get the taste of clam and killed it in the matter of minutes. So I brought the angel to the lfs immediately afterwords!

None I have bother them. Once reason I never added the coral beauty I wanted so much.

Originally Posted by toxic111

I lost mine after it doing well & growing well for 3 years... it sucks big time..

Sucks big time is putting it lightly.

Originally Posted by The Guy

I had a squamosa that was good for several months, then one day it was wide open and dead. I think it was being attacked from the bottom by ?? not sure though. Anyway it's a p*****f when it happens, so I stay away from them now.

Ya me to except for what I have left