Pyramidal Snails
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reefrick.M
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If the clams not attached, then take it out and use a tooth brush.
luther1200
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I thought it was bad for clams to be out in the air.
Amazon4
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you can remove in a bucket/pale/bowl of tank water and work on it submerged. You may be able to work in that it never leaves the water 
By the way, you will need to repeat this procedure. The snails live in the sand and come out at night (IIRC). So do this after lights out, to catch them on your clam. You'll need to keep doing it until they are all gone.
By the way, you will need to repeat this procedure. The snails live in the sand and come out at night (IIRC). So do this after lights out, to catch them on your clam. You'll need to keep doing it until they are all gone.
Eel-byte
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14665854#post14665854 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Amazon4
you can remove in a bucket/pale/bowl of tank water and work on it submerged. You may be able to work in that it never leaves the water
By the way, you will need to repeat this procedure. The snails live in the sand and come out at night (IIRC). So do this after lights out, to catch them on your clam. You'll need to keep doing it until they are all gone.
They're out now, I don't have to wait until the lights go out. It's not attached to the rock, just a clam cradle
