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WWW.DTPLANKTON.COM ---- Ck this link out for supplementation articles related to feeding clams{for the doubtful and reserved} clam keepers! B)

Yes i am very aware of the intake of nitrates and phosphates with clams.I also have been witness to the much increased color and growth while using a suitable product within the desired micron sizes that clams do feed on I:E:In the wild. Of course they also require iodine calcium and magnesium...

You get only what you pay for! If you want a good quality long lasting ballast and unit =Hamilton all the way!!!!

EF-sometimes certain critters will remain alive and in tact as others have noted. I like to make sure all dead decomposing livestock is cleaned\scrubbed from any l.r. to be introduced in the display tank I:E:>I like to take a 55 gallon rubbermaid container or something most suitable for the size...

RDD. Thank you for the welcome. Yea the marine end of it is just as addicting,just cost's ya both arm's instead of you're right toe! :lol:

Alway's go with the most lighting you can afford when keeping clams. Yes the derasa's require less lighting than say a crocea{most light needy} ..and the maxima's..however all clam require a feeding of live phyto such as DT's or liquid life. YES= they use 80-90% of converted sugar...

Royal, I have kept damsels for quite some time.Particularly the yellow-tails (Chrysiptera Cyanea)AKA blue-devil has been a long mainstay in reef tanks.... do rather well,and are less aggressive as far as damsels go..very hardy and can live for years without disease and such..providing the diet...

Hello-Hello. :D I am new to this forum,however not near as new to the fish keeping hobby as a whole. I have been keeping fish\and or aquatic specimens for over 30 years..both combined Fresh water and Marine\salt water types. I presently do reef tanks at this time and alway's have something to...