reefguy11 New member Nov 1, 2002 #1 Hi I just wondered if clams will eat Baby brine shrimp. I feed this all the time and just got a new crocea clam. Thanks Jeff
Hi I just wondered if clams will eat Baby brine shrimp. I feed this all the time and just got a new crocea clam. Thanks Jeff
Flame*Angel Premium Member Nov 2, 2002 #2 I doubt it. Clams eat phytoplankton but I suspect bbs will be too big for them.
ADS New member Nov 2, 2002 #3 Clams usually consume phytoplankton in the ~10 micron range. Rotifers are too big ~50+ microns. Baby brine are much larger than that.
Clams usually consume phytoplankton in the ~10 micron range. Rotifers are too big ~50+ microns. Baby brine are much larger than that.
ReefEze Active member Nov 2, 2002 #4 No, they will not. If they do ingest them, they will (hopefully) expell them shortly after. ADS hit it on the nose.
No, they will not. If they do ingest them, they will (hopefully) expell them shortly after. ADS hit it on the nose.
