Blue Spot Squamosa

Cracken

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Does anybody have a blue spot squamosa. I am very interested in these clams and would love to see some pictures.
 
I have one that is around 16" across.
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Yes the solid blue Squamosa's are very rare. Only the lucky ones find them and buy them quickly.

I have a Squamosa but it is brown with a blue outer lip.
 
I run three 36" T-5 HO bulbs (with TEK II reflectors) on my 50 breeder. I use two "white" and one "blue". I have yet to find the perfect bulb combination...so it changes each time I replace a bulb (in other words I don't know which bulbs were running for each of the photos). I also added a Current USA powerbright LED (all four white bulbs) at some point hoping for glitter lines. It didn't help much with that, but I have it so I use it.

I think the last photo was with the reflectors on the white bulbs rotated to mimic an actinic only shot.

HTH,
Tom
 
Ok cause im upgrading to a 4x54 T5 Tek light with 2 white two blue and then want to get some blue LEDs for a moonlight effect.
 
I think you'll be very happy with T-5s. My main issue is that I currently have an odd number of bulbs and therefore can't do a 50/50 blue/white ratio. Of the bulbs I've tried I'd suggest ATI, Geismann or AquaScience.

Tom
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15391001#post15391001 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Tom@HaslettMI
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Congratulations and thanks for sharing. Your Blue Spot is gorgeous, looks like it was painted in porcelain.
 
Thanks for the compliment Mentat. As the clam has grown the spots are more spaced out, showing more of the background color, which is a bummer. So, its not quite as impressive now as it was when those pictures were taken.

I'm thinking about adding a 4th T5 to see if I can get more spots to appear, but I'm not too sure that it will help... any one have an idea if that will help?

The spice!
 
OMG!

16" wow... you ever scare that thing enough for it to squirt half the volume of water out of your tank?

LOL!
 
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