Clam substrate?? Sand or barebottom??
- Thread starter Mr James
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it doesnt really matter. it depends more on lighting and distance from the light.
having a substrate might create more fauna but in reality most of that fauna is going to remain in the substrate and a large percentage of the fauna will be too large for the clam to filter/eat.
having a substrate might create more fauna but in reality most of that fauna is going to remain in the substrate and a large percentage of the fauna will be too large for the clam to filter/eat.
Mr James
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I plan to run either a 250w or a 400w over the tank. Everything is still in the works. I have run SPS successfully, but never tried clams. So I wanted to try a dedicated clam tank. I am guessing the tank will be in the neighborhood of 40g. I have (3) 20g tanks sitting empy, but not too sure if I want three tanks instead of just one.
I have before, and plan to again, grow phyto and rotifers. Obviously I will check into what I need in the way of food. Thanks for your feedback on the substrate.
I have before, and plan to again, grow phyto and rotifers. Obviously I will check into what I need in the way of food. Thanks for your feedback on the substrate.
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