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fishboy87
I see some stat boxes saying they can get to 10-12". Is this only in the wild or is it true in both cases?
Jungle_John
QUOTE (fishboy87 @ Jul 31 2009, 08:27 PM) *
I see some stat boxes saying they can get to 10-12". Is this only in the wild or is it true in both cases?

most time they will only get to 6" but i just read someone who has a 9" one so anything is possible.
coolwaters
iv seen pics of people having 8"+ in their 300g+ reef tank. probably going to need something that big to have a stable environment for a clam if your going to raise it that big.

doubt most of the big clams were grown to that size from something around 3"
TheUnfocusedOne
they could very well get that big

the thing u need to keep in mind is the time scale that will happen

chances are youd be fine with a small clam in your tank for years with out size being an issue
fishboy87
just curious. . .thanks I have an AP12 and didn't know if I could keep it as long as it lives or for a limited time period.
TheUnfocusedOne
QUOTE (fishboy87 @ Aug 2 2009, 12:30 AM) *
just curious. . .thanks I have an AP12 and didn't know if I could keep it as long as it lives or for a limited time period.



if u have a mh you could keep it easily for years
i know i do
fishboy87
QUOTE (TheUnfocusedOne @ Aug 2 2009, 08:34 AM) *
if u have a mh you could keep it easily for years
i know i do


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basser1
QUOTE (fishboy87 @ Aug 2 2009, 04:47 PM) *
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You're good to go! wink.gif
coolwaters
croceas should be fine for a few years. its the gigas that u need to look out for
fishboy87
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TheUnfocusedOne
QUOTE (coolwaters @ Aug 4 2009, 03:26 PM) *
croceas should be fine for a few years. its the gigas that u need to look out for



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