Dersas in a Stock Aquapod 12 DX???

[xxxbadfishxxx]

Well, i always wanted a clam, from what i understand Dersa Clams are the most hardy clams that need the least amount of light, i know they need a lot of light. I heard of some people having clams in there stock nanos, just wanted to see how many people have been succesfully keeping Dersa Clams in there stock lighting nano, for an extended period of time, not just a month or two, but 1-2 years. Any imput would be helpful, how long you have had them? Speacial conditions? anything, pics are always welcome too.

thanks.

Jeff

 

[hgbarwick]

I am wanting a clam for my aquapod too I think the Dersa Clams are our only options. Lets hear what soome others have to say.

 

[Zero-2-Sixty]

i would like to hear something on this also

 

[Freed]

Yes, I too would like to hear why others would think that a Derasa, which grow to nearly 2 feet plus, would feel comfortable in a tank with minimal lighting and water conditions that can change at the drop of a hat. Plus the fact that it will be cramped in no time at all. Let's hear what the rest of you have to say on the subject.

 

[xxxbadfishxxx]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7726298#post7726298 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Freed
Yes, I too would like to hear why others would think that a Derasa, which grow to nearly 2 feet plus, would feel comfortable in a tank with minimal lighting and water conditions that can change at the drop of a hat. Plus the fact that it will be cramped in no time at all. Let's hear what the rest of you have to say on the subject.

a simple no would have done, LOL.

 

[reefann]

T. Hipopus would be a good option, I would think....
I agree with the derasa outgrowing the tank quickly

 

[Jordan55]

PC lights and clams usually do not do well together.

 

[Freed]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7728187#post7728187 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by xxxbadfishxxx
a simple no would have done, LOL.

No, I don't think it would have gotten my point across as well.