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There appears to be absolutely no sign of a foot. Hasn't been for someI have no cleaner shrimp in the main tank. Though I do have a large black crab that was recently noticed. But my two Crocea's look wonderfull. I will look closer for the snails. Can a person keep a clam our of water for some inspection? if so, what's the maximum time? Thanks, Bill Last edited by chwkreefer; 04-18-2007 at 09:00 PM. Reason: typing errors |
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![]() bill
many of these clams are subject to open air during low tides. Like other mollusks, they will "clam up" ![]() the lack of a foot is concerning- most healthy croceas should have a foot of some sort and they secret strands to the ground to attach themselves firmly. use a magnifying glass and small tweezers to hunt the small snails down.
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![]() caution first before taking out; make sure fully closed and haven't attached. If it's holding on, bring out with substrate.
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