tridacnia suffering

[redstile]

I have a tridacnia that the cape is suffering not open completely, I have read to an interview on the review corals of baths with the glucose that in these cases help to resume themselves. is melted a teea spoon in two liters of water.
I have made three as advised one to the day but I do not see signs of resumption you have any council ?
in aquarium I have others three tridacnia that do not give signs of suffering

ths in advance

 

[redstile]

nobody has never had similar problems?

 

[jmaneyapanda]

i dont really understand. what do you mean by "cape"? I have never heard of glucose baths either.

 

[redstile]

the tridacnia doesn't open and the mantle is almost all inside to the shell

 

[jmaneyapanda]

oh, that sounds like "gaping". That is usually a terminal condition. like i said, ive never heard of glucose baths, so i cant help there. looks for parasite- like pyramidal snails.

 

[redstile]

is not a pyramid snails, if they are parasite, is some remedy ?

 

[a4twenty]

i think he's describing pinched mantle maybe??? and a fresh water dip??? cape = mantle i'm guessing, either way we could really use a picture.

check out this thread.

 

[redstile]

in my gallery you see a photo, the tridacnia opens more the two valves but the mantle he/she remains as in the photo to the inside.
the baths are in water of the aquarium with assistant saccharose 1 spoon thea in two liters water, I had read him/it in an interview to knoop on coral, but any result.

I have not succeeded in putting the photo in the post..

 

[redstile]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8397733#post8397733 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by a4twenty
i think he's describing pinched mantle maybe??? and a fresh water dip??? cape = mantle i'm guessing, either way we could really use a picture.

check out this thread.

you see the foto ? my be the tridacnia is worsened