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![]() I was just wondering if anyone had success with adding a clam to a 10 week or newer tank. Tank is stable and well past its initial cycle. I do realize this is probly not the best time to add much, but was just curious if it has been done and what was the outcome.
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![]() I think as long as you supplied a source of food and Ca was maintained, you would have a good chance...
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![]() Ah Kallum's got the wetthumb syndrome
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![]() That assuming your light is sufficient for the type of clam your choose.
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![]() I put in 2 within the first 3 months and both are doing great. I add calcium and phytoplancton to my tank.
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![]() Thanks for the replies.
Ya Rich, Both thumbs in fact. ![]() Need a second job to keep up with this hobby. ![]()
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![]() not impossible but normally not done. I find tanks take time to ''settle'' and you get to know all the tweakings of equipment etc,,, what size of clam and type also plays into it. I like adding clams after 3 or more months!
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